2 Replies Latest reply on Jan 11, 2014 6:55 AM by ybxiang.china

    Is there an article about ports of <socket-binding> in jboss as 7?

    ybxiang.china

      Dear guys,

       

      One of my remove host can transmit/receive JMS successfully, but another remote host never works(EJB works well). They are located in different provinces/cities, but their configuration and program are same. Does it have something to do with UDP ports?

       

      I have some other questions about the ports used in jboss as 7:

       

      1.     Is there any UDP port used in jboss as 7 or wildfly???

      2.     Doesn't HornetQ use UDP Ports?

      3.     What are <socket-binding name="messaging" port="5445"/> and <socket-binding name="messaging-throughput" port="5455"/> used for???

              Would you please describe it in detail or Is there an article describe those ports???

       

      Thank you in advance!

        • 1. Re: Is there an article about ports of <socket-binding> in jboss as 7?
          jbertram

          Does it have something to do with UDP ports?

          You haven't provided enough information to answer this question.

           

          1.     Is there any UDP port used in jboss as 7 or wildfly???

          Yes.

           

          2.     Doesn't HornetQ use UDP Ports?

          Depending on the configuration, HornetQ will use UDP ports.  Are you using a broadcast or discovery group?  Are your clients using discovery?

           

          3.     What are <socket-binding name="messaging" port="5445"/> and <socket-binding name="messaging-throughput" port="5455"/> used for???

                  Would you please describe it in detail or Is there an article describe those ports???

          Look in the messaging subsystem to see where those socket-bindings are used.  You'll see that they are used for acceptors and connectors.  See the HornetQ User Guide for more information on what these are for.

          • 2. Re: Is there an article about ports of <socket-binding> in jboss as 7?
            ybxiang.china

            Thank you very much.

             

            You'll see that they are used for acceptors and connectors.

            ~~~~It seems that I must spend more time on HornetQ's architecture, examples, and user guide.

                    I must know more about it if I want to use it in more complicated production environment.