Hi,
I have a very complicated deployment problem.
JBoss Messaging 1.0.1SP5, deployed on JBoss 4.0.5.GA
There are multiple clients (all running in seperate JVM's):
- some standalone apps
- j2ee applications, using an MDB, jboss 4.0.5.GA, with a scoped-ear deployment. There is a jboss-messaging.sar deployed there as well.
- j2ee apps, sending JMS messages, also scoped-ears
This all works if there is no firewall.
Now, I can get everthing to work if the jboss-messaging is behind a firewall, by specifying various -D options and a 'cientConnectAddress' in the remoting-service from the jboss-messaging deployment.
Now, the (even more) complicated part:
I also have a client (ear, jboss-4.0.5) that is deployed on the same host as jboss-messaging. This instance *must not* use the firewall. If I remove the options added for the firewall, this client can connect, but the others can't.....
Is this possible to get workingThe options (-D for rmi host etc.) are all global...
I was thinking of configuring a different connector (remoting-service.xml) without the clientConnectAddress, but this will not help with the global options regarding the RMI.
Any thoughts?
Regards,
Edwin
I forgot to mention:
I know the newer jboss-messaging solves firewall issues for the standalone clients, but I cannot upgrade the jboss version for the JBoss 4.0.5 apps (with MDB etc.) at the moment.