How does the problem occur? Do you have an exception when looking up the queue in JNDI?
There is a bug in the creation of JMS queue using the management API.
The underlying core queue is durable and messages will survive server restart but when the server is restarted, the JMS queue is not bound to JNDI and can not be looked up.
We will fix the bug. In the meantime, a possible workaround for you is to always recreate the queue when the server is restarted using the management API. The 1st time, it will create the queue, the other times, the queue won't be created (it already exists) but the queue will be bound to JNDI again.
Tell us if this workaround works for you.
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Hi,
I'm in the process of trying out BPMspace for my ITIL learning. However after installation I'm unable to start JBOSS. The server seems to be in a loop and spits out the error messages:
DEBUG [SchedulerThread] checking for email
DEBUG [SchedulerThread] checking for escalations.
When I try connecting using a browser I get an error saying that the server is redirecting in a way that will never end.
As I'm totally new to JBOSS can the gurus hold my hand on this? I have searched the forums for the two messages but have not got anything.
Thanks in advance.
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