Hi all,

I am using JBoss-3.0.6 on Mac OS X (Tiger) with code below invoke for each message received by SLSB

Integer eventId = (Integer)this.mBeanServer.invoke(
 this.timer.getObjectName(),
 "addNotification",
 new Object[] {
 "IDoNotKnowWhatTypeIs",
 "",
 null,
 new Date(new Date().getTime() + Timer.ONE_MINUTE),
 new Long(Timer.ONE_MINUTE),
 new Long(2)
 },
 new String[]{
 "".getClass().getName(),
 "".getClass().getName(),
 "java.lang.Object",
 Date.class.getName(),
 Long.TYPE.getName(),
 Long.TYPE.getName()
 }

// Listener
this.mbeanServer.addNotificationListener(
 this.timer.getObjectName(),
 new NotificationListener {
 private void handleNotification(Notification notification, Object callback){
 TimerNotification timerNotification = (TimerNotification)notification;
 System.out.println("Event generated using event ID " + timerNotification.getTimerID());
 }
 }
)


)

For each message a new timer and a new listener are added which produce 2 events each 1 minute apart.

It seems the events are not de-registerd since first time through I get

Event generated using event ID 1
Event generated using event ID 1
(so far so good)

Second message and

Event generated using event ID 1
Event generated using event ID 2
Event generated using event ID 1
Event generated using event ID 2

i.e the listener is still receiving events from event id 1 event though the jmx-console only reports event 2 as active. Any ideas? Am I using the listener correctly and any thoughts on the whole approach of creating new events and listeners for each message time .. is this a robust strategy? The reason I am doing this is because I need exactly 1 min delay for each message.

Regards
Lea.