Gregor Kovač ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> Any idea why sometimes when I do a jndicontext.lookup on a queuename, I
> know 100% that it is defined in jndi swiftlet, I get a NamingException
> telling me that the queue was not found?
>
>
> Best regards,
> Kovi
Hi -- I don't know the answer to your question, sorry. I just want
you to know that in my experience, the bugs are usually in my code.
SwiftMQ has always done exactly what the doc says it does, and when
I couldn't get it to work, it has invariably turned out to be my
fault. You might want to start with that assumption for a while, and
only look for the problem in SwiftMQ as the _last_ resort. I know
how these things work, I did a lot of (incorrect!) finger pointing
too, if I recall correctly ;)
Gary
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