Hi, I have done some modifications to the Axis 2 JMS transport so that
web services running over JMS can use durable subscriptions to messaging
servers. This means that if your web service is down, when it comes back
up, the messaging server will pass it any messages it missed out on
while it was inactive.
My mods are for Axis 2 version 1.3, and I have been running them live in
an enterprise production environment for 4 months without any problems.
The Axis 2 JMS classe asnd details of how to use them can be found on my
blog at:
http://thejavamonkey.blogspot.com/2008/08/modding-axis-2-durable-subscriptions.html
I'm happy to help anyone through any problems if they encounter them
while using these changes.
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Anthony
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