Hi!
In short:
At 10:03 16.7.01 +0200, you wrote:
>On Saturday, July 14, 2001, Garth A. Fisher wrote:
> > If that doesn't do the trick then set up a static route between
> > the two routers.
>
>By the way: what is the difference between 'static route' and 'remote
>queue' ?
'remote queue' is a JNDI definition for a queue that is not local to the
router.
When you define a 'static route' router can send messages to that router
even if that router is down. If you don't do this and the router is down
you will get a Router not available exception.
Best regards,
Kovi
P.S.: IMHO: It is a good administration praxis to use static routes,
because you never know when you will loose a connection between two routers.
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