Hi, I have searched the web for the whole morning now and couldn't find a way to solve my problem. So maybe anyone from you can help.
I use a org.springframework.jms.listener.DefaultMessageListenerContainer as a Container for each Message Listener, I have set up durable Subscriptions, and use CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE mode. My listeners gather their messages in a batch and after the batch has reached a certain size (1000) write them into a database. After the batch has been written the messages are acknowledged (and the batch cleared of course). The point is, that if the listeners shut down (planned or unplanned) there might still exist some unprocessed messages. After restart they shall be sent again to the Listeners so that they can then be processed and written into the database. I have found out that I need to use session.recover() after the restart of the listeners. But since I use the DefaultMessageListenerContainer I cannot access the session directly. I know, this looks more like a Spring problem and I have posted the question there as well, but I still would like to know your oppinion. Maybe my approach can be optimized or someone can even think of a workaround. Any help / suggestions / links would be highly appreciated. Thanks! Sebastian -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-can-I-use-session-recovery-with-a-%28Spring%29-DefaultMessageListenerContainer--tf2807243.html#a7832261 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
