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1. Re: JMS, Acknowledge and thirdparty ressources not availabl
wallace Mar 17, 2005 7:21 AM (in response to vanduyns)Do you mean that you want to store the messages you subscribed into your own database? If so, I recommend a solution for you, namely, when you receive synchronously the messages from the provider, you save your messages somewhere such as a vector or store into local file. On your database starting, your listenning thread for your database begins to store your message from your local machine into the database.
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2. Re: JMS, Acknowledge and thirdparty ressources not availabl
adrian.brock Mar 21, 2005 2:35 PM (in response to vanduyns)Moderated: See the example on the WIKI for an explanation, or just read the spec.