I'd recommend asking the Mule folks how they work with JMS
On 5/25/06, su <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We use mule to send jms like this:
returnEvent = new MuleApplicationEvent(msg,queueName);
muleEvent.getApplicationContext().publishEvent(returnEvent);
not directly use MessageProducer at all.If don't set JMSExpiration,the
default value is 0,and when messages expired,can't be removed .
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