On Tuesday, June 26, 2001, Gregor Kovač wrote:
> I don't now what exactly is your problem(didn't read your previous
> message), but what I can figure out from your last message, you have a
> problem when you do a JNDI lookup on a queue connection factory you get a
> connection factory from another router then from the one you are doing the
> lookup against, right ?
Well, in fact yes.
> OK. This is very easy to solve. You specify an alias in JNDI swiftlet that
> maps to a listener on the same router that you specify alias on. It is also
> a good administration praxis that you specify aliases for factories,
> queues, topics, ... because in your applications you depend on these
> aliases and the architecture of the swiftmq network can be changed without
> you making changes in your application. And this is good :))
Thanks Gregor (and Andreas). It works. If I want to create
consumer on testqueue@router2 I just need to lookup for
"QueueConnectionFactory_backup" (or "plainsocket@router2"), not for
"QueueConnectionFactory" ("plainsocket@router1"). I see it now.
Thanks!
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