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Guys.. let's make one thing very clear.. you can start a listener only on a physical queue.. ! not on the copy of a clustered queue. what I meant to say is.. suppose you have QMGR 1 and QMGR 2 clustered and you have a physical local queue 'Qa' created in QMGR 1. Now, there is no...

hey.. thankx to wushutwist and DixieFlatline for quick replies.. But I am talking about switching the data source at runtime and not at the deployment time. I know that by default every Entity Bean Deployment relates to one datasource which is then onwards kinda fixed. But I wanted to know...

Guys, one doubt.. in a Container managed Entity Bean, can we switch the datasource runtime? looks impossible but is there a way out? or can we do this atleast in a Bean managed Entity Bean? are there any merits / demerits for this kind of approach ? I have a table 'A' in three mahcines...

If you are trying to connect to two Queuemanagers at the same time, are you doing this from different threads? The difference in conecntion comes in the QueueConnectionFactory. In short, your QCF is different for each of these QMGRs. So, you have to make another connection to connect to a...

Hi, as far as I know.. there is an algo available with the MQ already which does this round robin for messages coming to a cluster. What you require is a non repository queue manager also as part of the same cluster along with the other two queue managers. If you send a message to this Q...

hey, the multi thread implementation is in the machine 'B' which is not an application server. so, there is no restriction. Yes, listener is a separate trhead for sure. Since I have a synchronous call imeplementation, I send a message from 'A' and wait for a response in 'A' with this...

folks.. help me out.. I am thoroughly confused.. let me explain my set up.. I have two machines 'A' and 'B'. 'A' is an application server (Weblogic 6.1 on NT) 'B' is an NT machine with MQSeries 5.2 I have an stateless session bean in 'A' who uses a class that extends the JMS...

folks.. help me out.. I am thoroughly confused.. let me explain my set up.. I have two machines 'A' and 'B'. 'A' is an application server (Weblogic 6.1 on NT) 'B' is an NT machine with MQSeries 5.2 I have an stateless session bean in 'A' who uses a class that extends the JMS...

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Folks.. I am stuck with another problem. I have nearly 5000 messages coming into the queue. I have only one listener instance listening on the queue from server side to process it. I do spawn up threads inside...

but I am using MQ JMS and I think there's some difference in putting message to a simple queue and a clustered queue because in a normal case, we need to mention the QueueManager name and Queue but in the clustered queue, we say the cluster name and queue only, right? this is just a doubt. I...

fOlks.. I am trying to do is write a program (in Java) that will do put / get operation on a clustered queue. I don't know who this has to be done.. I searched the net quiet a bit, but found nothing helpful so far to start something on coding.. Can anybody help me with some sample code to...

buddy.. check up with the IBM site.. as far as I know, it should work without a ny probs on a windows 2000 box.. you require patches for Windows NT.. but not for W2K I geuss.. MNS lecMns B'lore

hey chksi.. I too wanted the same info.. I went through the whole pdf file.. in search of MQ FTP.. and in page 144.. but found nothing to help me in this area.. r u sure about the file name? if yes, please help me, I couldn't find it.. if no, please help me there too.. :) I wanted the...

folks.. it's about listeners.. how do we set time out for a message listener? can we do that? if not, will a message listener ever time out? I want one message listener getting any message from a queue but then routing it to different message processors. Hope you got my requirement. So...

Hi, you could set up the cluster? how did you do that? I too have a similar environment.. only difference is that I have a websphere (or a cluster of servers later on) from where I use JMS to put messages to an MQ Server queue (or a cluster here). But whenever I try setting up an MQ...