I presume you mean
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBMCantSeeMessages? Your
suggestion for search returned nothing, so thanks for that.
The issue is that, when using messaging to distribute processing across the cluster, we
would like to know when all the messages have been processed - implementing a fork/join in
process-management terms.
I can understand that the queue is prefetched to the cluster members, and so the elements
are unavailable to the QueueManager, and I can see that implementing the functionality
required would involve querying each of the cluster members for it's state (in buffer,
being handled etc), and that this may not be possible (or, rather, easy).
However, I would suggest that this is not an unusual scenario (fork/join is a pretty basic
mechanism) and think that others would have a strategy to deal with this ... and was
wondering if there were any suggestions?
All we are trying to do is solve a real world problem - a little less tersity would have
been appreciated.
I will post a separate thread to try to get useful comments on this ... and maybe set up a
wiki page for it?
tim
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