BTW do you have a stack trace? You can create as many connections as you like. though typically you generally only need 1 connection, but create many sessions & producers/consumers as its the session & producer/consumer which defines the concurrency model. There's not a big deal from a concurrency perspective of 2 sessions on 2 connections versus 2 sessions on the same connection
On 6/23/06, Balakumar Narayanasamy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In my application, there are multiple threads push messages to input queue. These thread takes a file from a directory and add the file to input queue. So i am using multi threading concept to read the file and pushing its name to input queue. Problem which i am facing is if number of file in directory is high, then my JMS throws UNCategorized Exception named UNManagedConnectionException. If increase my polling time relative to number of input files, i am not getting that exception. But increasing polling time reduced my application performance. Currently i believe there is only one connection made to MQ at a time. Kindly let me if there is any possibilty of openning a multiple connection to MQ at a point of time. i.e., whether MQ can itself handle synchronization when mutiple threads are acting on it. Thanks in advance... -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Whether-ActiveMQ-supports-mutiple-connection-at-a-same-time-t1836329.html#a5012002 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User forum at Nabble.com.
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