Hi Jason,
> o p2 connects to q1 and attaches a listener
This hangs?
> o p3 connects to q2 and attaches a listener
> o p1 connects to q1 and creates a sender and sends an ObjectMessage.
This works?
> o p2 reads the messages and attempts to to connect to q2 and q3
This point is not reached?
Does it work if you connect only with p2 to the router and p1/p3 are not
running?
Well, there is one change in 2.0.0 regarding the hostname contained in the
CFs. It is now the IP address instead of the hostname to make the
/etc/hosts and DNS stuff superfluous.
I would suggest to try to give your JMS listener a bind IP address (the IP
of the host where is router is running) and try again. Another point which
I guess you have already checked is that you please proof if p2 has the
2.0.0 jar in his classpath. The change of the threadpool definitions is
_very_ important, because otherwise you may get deadlocks. Please check if
you have deleted the _old_ entries. Check also in the Explorer under the
pools folder if e.g. jms.consumer pool is defined.
If you have still problems with p2, enable all trace spaces, run the test
again, and send me jms.trace, jndi.trace, protocol.trace (direct to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]).
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