thanks, worked fine, but for clarification, I am getting a connection
factory by executing from the producer a jndi lookup on
plainsocket@router2. In a discussion thread on this subject, it was
mentioned that I need to get a connection factory from the same router that
has a queue on which you want to create a consumer. Makes sense, but how is
this satisfied by looking up plainsocket@router2? ( if I lookup
plainsocket, do i have connectivity to any queue on any router which has a
connector in the sys$routing on router2?) Also, the context.provider_url is
on port 4001. When I said that it worked fine, did my sample producer code
really send a message from router2 to router1 or was router1 only used?
thanks for the help - just trying to come to a good understanding.
-----Original Message-----
From: Gregor Kovač [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 6:47 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [developers] master/slave PTP configuration
At 11:11 26.6.01 +0200, you wrote:
>On Monday, June 25, 2001, Andreas Mueller wrote:
> > The samples are intended for use with 1 router. You must modify the
> > SynchQueueReceiver to lookup 'plainsocket@router2' (see
> > SampleUtilities.java). That is the connection factory which creates
> > connections to router2 on port 4002.
>
>But as I can see it doesn't matter which router is addressed by
>Context.PROVIDER_ULR (port 4001 or 4002) - the only important
>thing is to have proper lookup name for factory. And that thing
>(not a port for provider-url) decides to which router we are going
>to connect - connection/topic factory name.
>Right?
Yes, because this is only a JNDI connection, but you have to careful with
factory connection names. So this means that the only important thing is to
get a connection factory from the same router that has a queue on which you
want to create a consumer.
Best regards,
Kovi
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