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Silly me... Thanks for correcting Will.
Cheers
Kumar
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At 11:48 AM Tuesday 7/22/2003, Mqonnet wrote:
>Let me try and answer.
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Let me try and answer.
1) You can quickly test this out yourself. But there are a couple of
things. Firstly, I believe that the message goes to the end
At 11:48 AM Tuesday 7/22/2003, Mqonnet wrote:
Let me try and answer.
1) You can quickly test this out yourself. But there are a couple of
things. Firstly, I believe that the message goes to the end, because i
guess, internally MQ might be doing a get and then a put. So, it makes
sense that this
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Date: Tuesday, July 22, 2003 02:15:09 PM
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Hi everyone,
1- If a message is backed out does it retain its
original position or (more likely) go to the end of
the queue?
2- Does
Hi,
1) It goes back to its original position!!!
2) The message size limit is set by the JMS provider. Therefore, using WMQ
as the JMS provider, the max message size is 100MB.
later
Roger...
At 02:00 PM 7/22/2003, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
1- If a message is backed out does it retain its
original
Hi everyone,
1- If a message is backed out does it retain its
original position or (more likely) go to the end of
the queue?
2- Does JMS have a message size limitation apart form
that of MQ MaxMsgLength of the queue?
Thanks for your response in advance.
Francois
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