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On Tue, 26 Oct 1999 06:07:50 Mani wrote:
>Hi Joel,
>>Yes. You can also recieve messages, but you have to do it in a pseudo EJB >client -
>not
>>a nice solution. Later EJB specs will clarify this.
>So I've to use a Unix Damon or NT service that will get the message from JMS and send
>it to the EnterpriseBean that is running within the EJBContainer?
It depends on what you define as receiving a message. You can "receive" a message
inside a EJB bean by pulling it off the Queue using a QueueReceiver. If you mean that
a message is placed on a Queue and an EJB bean is notified of this event by calling
its onMessage method, then yes, you must use some third-party connector that actually
receives the notification and turns around and called the appropriate EJB bean and its
onMessage method.
>
>>Data consistancy.
>Can you explain more about the "Data consistency"?
>
>-Mani
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