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Benoit Heinrich commented on JBAS-8895:
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Jason, I'm not sure I understand your last post correctly.
Are you saying that JBoss AS6 is end-of-life?
I mean it's just been released with a 6.0.0.Final and I would assume that a 6.0.1.xxx
will come at some point with bug fixes.
Are you saying that for a production environment we should then use AS7? I'm already
struggling with a move from AS4 to AS6 :s
I hope I'm wrong, but can you please let me know what to do here...
Cheers,
/Benoit
Can't connect to JMS before server has started up completely
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Key: JBAS-8895
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBAS-8895
Project: JBoss Application Server
Issue Type: Bug
Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
Components: JMS (HornetQ)
Affects Versions: 6.0.0.Final
Environment: JBoss 6.0.0.Final with HornetQ configured
Reporter: Jack van Ooststroom
Fix For: No Release
Attachments: jmstest.war
It seems that with JBoss AS 6.0.0.Final I can't connect to JMS before the application
server itself has started up completely. I'm using the InitialContext approach as I
can't use Message Driven Beans in the project.
I created a JMS Topic in [jboss-home]/server/default/deploy/hornetq/hornetq-jms.xml as
follows:
<topic name="MyTopic">
<entry name="/topic/test"/>
</topic>
Next I'm trying to connect to JMS from my JMSServlet's init(ServletConfig)
method, but that seems to fail when executing the JMS detection on the original thread
(that is the thread supplied by the application server) as follows:
Unable to validate user: null for check type CREATE_NON_DURABLE_QUEUE for address
jms.topic.MyTopic
I'd prefer not having to specify the user/password, but even if I do it fails in a
similar fashion:
Unable to validate user: guest for check type CREATE_NON_DURABLE_QUEUE for address
jms.topic.MyTopic
When I do the detection of JMS on a seperate thread it eventually seems to work, as long
as the application server started up completely. However, timing is then a bit
undeterministic. When running this test on earlier versions of JBoss AS, namely 5 and 4,
or other application servers the detection seems to succeed on the first try on the
original thread.
Why does JBoss AS 6.0.0.Final behave differently? Is there some configuration I am
missing? Is this a potential bug?
I'll attach my JMS Test application which tries to connect to JMS using 6 different
strategies:
* On original thread
* On original thread after sleep
* On spawned thread with await/signal
* On spawned thread with await/signal after sleep
* On spawned thread without await/signal
* On spawned thread without await/signal after sleep
The source is included in the jmstest.war file.
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