> > o p2 connects to q1 and attaches a listener
>
> This hangs?
No, this works fine.
>
> > o p3 connects to q2 and attaches a listener
> > o p1 connects to q1 and creates a sender and sends an ObjectMessage.
>
> This works?
So does this.
>
> > o p2 reads the messages and attempts to to connect to q2 and q3
This hangs while attempting to make a connection to q2.
>
> This point is not reached?
>
> Does it work if you connect only with p2 to the router and p1/p3 are not
> running?
This is difficult to produce, since p2 will only connect to q2 and q3 once
p1 has sent it a message.
> 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.
I will double check this on monday. If it still does not function I will
email you the trace and config files.
--jason
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