The JCA flow uses ActiveMQ, which does dynamic queue creation.
So you do not need to "create" the queue before being able to use it.
The main difference between the JCAFlow and JMSFlow is that in the
jca flow, message are delivered concurrently within an XA transactions.
Otherwise, they are quite the same.
Cheers,
Guillaume
Peter Smith wrote:
I'm out of my depth with the JCAFlow class.... so just a couple of
questions.
1. Who is creating the Queue for the components? In JCAFlow
onEvent(final ComponentPacketEvent event) method what part of this
code is *creating* this named JMS Queue (as per same algorithm in the
JMSFlow). Is it some property of the ActiveMQActivationSpec or is it
default behavior for a ActiveMQResourceAdapter to create the specified
destination or what?
2. Pros/Cons of JCAFlow versus JMSFlow?
Thanks,
Peter.
