simple-scope test
by Kurt T Stam
Hi guys (Bill really)
1. I can run the qa server tests from the qa/junit directory doing
ant one-test -Dtest=server (for the SimpleUnitTestCase)
(and -Dtest=server/jca, and -Dtest=server/ftp for jca and ftp).
Now, the SimpleUnitTestCase has a "testScope()" which should evaluate to
"scope2", but
it evaluates to "scope1" for me.
Am I the only one?
2. If I run these tests from the debugger, the queues don't
automatigically deploy (but I can deploy them by hand) and also
the mbean "jboss.esb:test=server" is missing. How this this supposed to
get deployed?
Thx,
--Kurt
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Why a message store?
by Bill Burke
What exactly does this ESB Message Store do? This is what I wrote to
kurt in a private email:
"BTW, I still think you guys are reimplementing (in a half-ass way) what
JBoss Message and JBoss MQ have in a Message Store. If you want an FTP
message to be persisted, then:
1) Make the FTP inbound transactional so that it doesn't change the
status of the FTP file until tx commit
2) Post a persistent message to a JMS Queue.
3) Do 1 and 2 within a transaction.
I don't see anything wrong with using JMS under the covers. It
shouldn't be "heavyweight" intra-JVM."
Its fine if the ESB team's goal is to write JMS++, but it should be done
on top of a messaging solution like JBoss Messaging. I don't see the
added value to our users for the ESB team to writing similar
functionality to JBoss Messaging.
--
Bill Burke
JBoss, a division of Red Hat Inc.
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