You should synchronize the clocks of your clients with the server.
Have a look here:
http://docs.sun.com/source/817-6024/a_techNotes.html#wp27060
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Set time to live to 0 and this fixed it.
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I figured it out!!!. Apparently the time on the client machine was ahead of the
time on the server machine. When this happens, JMS thinks the message has
expires and drops it. Any recommendations on how to prevent this from happening?
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anyone else have this problem? Or any ideas what it could be ?
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