*; /** * The SenderToQueue class consists only of a main method, which sends * several messages to a queue. I have found that I can open only ONE queue at a time. if your requirement is a single message to be read by multiple clients , then you have to use topics. The adapter can either send a single workflow document in one invocation or it can send multiple workflow documents in one invocation (batch mode). If I open the first queue, then close and then open the 2nd queue…
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Specify a queue name on the command line when you run * the program. If connection to the JMS Server is lost, JMS Queue adapter attempts to reestablish connection with the JMS Server with a retry delay of 60 … Java message service enables loosely coupled communication between two or more systems. The 2nd queue open will fail. More discussions in Java Message Service (JMS) This discussion is archived. If you want to consume concurrently from a queue, then you must use a different session for each consumer.


JMS client and multiple queues? If yes, please share your ideas. JMS topic A distribution mechanism for publishing messages that are delivered to multiple subscribers. Ron Cline: 10/9/01 3:54 PM: I am trying to set up a standalone client that opens 2 JMS queues to 2 different instances of Weblogic 6.1. There are two types of messaging models in JMS. In JMS adapter we have a provision to use just one If multiple queue receivers are listening for messages on a queue, WebLogic JMS determines which one will receive the next message on a first come, first serve basis. Note that if your requirement is just posting a message from multiple clients, it is possible with queues. Showing 1-8 of 8 messages. Hi users, In my scenario jms to idoc i have requirement from two diffrerent queues i need to pick the data. Topic messaging is generally used in cases where a message is published by a producer and consumed by multiple subscribers. Hi, I have a requirement where in data from external system is sent to PI using JMS queues. Source: Java Message Service The comparison: Queue VS Topic Queue: Point-to-point model; Only one consumer gets the message; Messages have to be delivered in the order sent ; A JMS queue only guarantees that each message is processed only once. The JMS provides a separate domain for each approach and defines the compliance for each domain. By default, the program sends one message. The JMS provides the common interfaces which enables us to use the JMS API in such a way that it is not specific to the either domain. The external system has a load balance in place and so when data is sent it goes through queue1 and queue2.

It provides reliable and asynchronous form of communication. *

* Run this program in conjunction with either SynchQueueExample or * AsynchQueueExample. */ import javax.jms. Compile Queue Receive.java using javac Queue Receive.java; Go to the source’s top-level directory and execute it using java examples.jms.queue.Queue Receive t3://jbevans-lx.de.oracle.com:8001; This will print a message that it is ready to receive messages or to send a “quit” message to end. Ex: abc.xxx,abc.yyy,abc.rrr etc., Thanks, Siva. if your requirement is a single message to be read by multiple clients , then you have to use topics. 820457 Jan 10, 2011 11:36 AM Hi, My requirement is as follows :-i have 3 queues, and currently 3 jms proxy listening to each of the queues. Subject: [tibco-l] Listening to multiple queues using single JMS Queue Receiver ITtoolbox tibco-l Hello Gurus, I have a scenario, where I need to listen to multiple queues using a single JMS Queue Receiver activity. You can send message to a Queue from different client programs, the queue implementation has to ensure that those messages are available in a FIFO basis for the consumers. Topic messages are commonly known as pub/sub messaging. Note that if your requirement is just posting a message from multiple clients, it is possible with queues. Compile Queue Receive.java using javac Queue Receive.java; Go to the source’s top-level directory and execute it using java examples.jms.queue.Queue Receive t3://jbevans-lx.de.oracle.com:8001; This will print a message that it is ready to receive messages or to send a “quit” message to end. Any JMS provider can implement both or one domain, it’s his own choice.