Remote Queue

helgi May 29, 2003 11:25 AM

Hi there!

My problem:
I want to have a sessionbean delivering messages to a queue.
The message consumer is a remote application listening to a local queue (at the remote server).
I want to solve this problem without letting the sessionbean know the real destination (the remote queue)

As far as I remember with MQSeries I had to define a "remote queue" delivering the message to the "real" queue on the remote machine.
Is there some similar mechanism in jboss?
Or do I have to define a "remote JNDI thing" as I read at another topic?

Thanks for any help.

1. Re: Remote Queue

roxburd May 30, 2003 5:28 AM (in response to helgi)

Hi helgi,

We've been trying to do the same thing. We also want the local queue to guarantee delivery, persisting the event until it's delivered (maybe you require the same feature).
As far as we've been able to determine, in order to get the persistence, it seems that you have to set up a free-standing local queue and run a local consumer to spool off the local queue and send to the remote queue.
If you don't want the persistence you can look up the remote queue by JNDI and create a session (?) to it and send that way.

Dave
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2. Re: Remote Queue

helgi May 30, 2003 10:44 AM (in response to helgi)

Hi Dave,

I feared your propostioin would be the answer. What are your experiences with that solution? It sounds not very portable...
Do you know wheather there is a "clean" solution planned?

helgi
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3. Re: Remote Queue

roxburd Jun 2, 2003 6:43 AM (in response to helgi)

> What are your experiences with that solution?

Ha! I'll let you know when we've had some! ;-)

Dave
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