Does anyone know the answer to the question below? I didn't see the answer
on the mailing list.

So, is it true that the producer resource limit is incremented with every
producer/destination pair, not just with every distinct producer object
created? If this IS true, then what is a good way to implement a server-side
queue receiver that is receiving messages from many clients and replying to
each one? I had done that using a single producer and using the replyTo
property to specify the destination of each reply message.

I suppose I create create and close a new producer object to use with each
reply, but I thought the point of specifying the destination in the send
method was to avoid that...

Thanks,
David A. King
Intel Corp.


-----Original Message-----
From: Oliver Sy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 2:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [developers] Resource Limit Verification


Hello,

I just want to verify if the Resource limit of producers/connection
actually increments the producer count depending on the destination
of the message and not the number of QueueSender object created.

For example, if I create a QueueSender with Session.createSender(null).
And I send a message using sender.send(queue1, message) and another
message using sender.send(queue2, message), then the producer count is
already 2, even if I only have one instance of QueueSender.

Thank you.

Oliver


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