[JCA/JBoss] - Re: getting XADataSource from JNDI
by vickyk
"kadlecp" wrote : Hello,
| I would like to get an object implementing XADataSource interface from JNDI.
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You don't need to do that .
Connections obtained from the xa-datasource Or local-xa-datasource enlists the XAResource associated with the Connection in the ongoing Transaction (TM) , this is mentioned in the JCA specs .
>From the Hibernate post I can make out that you need to configure the JOTM within Jboss .
All you need to do is to configure the JOTM in Jboss , then things would work perfectly . I would not advice you to go with JOTM (TM) implementaion , you can go with the Arjuna which comes with Jboss as default .
I am unable to find the link explaining the configurations details of JOTM in Jboss .
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[JBoss Messaging] - Re: Traying to run Bridge service
by JA121
"timfox" wrote : "JA121" wrote : After I had managed to start the Message Bridge, I noticed an interesting thing.
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| | The source queue of my bridge didn't show the amount of the sended messages.
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| What attribute of the source queue are you looking at? Message Count?
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| If so, then yes, this may well show zero, since the messages are no longer in the source queue - they have been moved to the destination.
Yes, the MessageCount is zero, but it's not too astonishing.
There are two other attribute related in number of messages:
MessageCounter and MessageStatistics.
None of them are changed when I using a Message Bridge, however I guessed they display the traffic of the queue. In case of Message Bridge only the DeliveringCount attribute is incrased.
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