What about the need to implement a Resource Manager ?
i want to use JMS + use it with connection pooling. since my vendor doesn't implement
this i need to implement it myself.
That ofcourse requires managing threads.
( being it a Resource manager dictates that my thread opening strategies are not that
influenced that much by clients No. hence i won't damage that much the container own
resource managment policies )
Being quite frightened by all this thread ...
- Assaf Arkin ( think deadlocks )
is the next attitude contain some danger in it ?
I want to use a singleton that would have a syncronized queue in it.
from that queue i would dispatch messages to my private threads which though running
under the same JVM might be cosidered out of EJB server boundaries. ( i"d like to
cosider them that way. )
So i have syncronized method and my own spawned threads but i try to be
"polite","Unobtrusive" etc...
would that work ?
do i have any other way ? (i have to use JMS.)
hed
So ihave
Assaf Arkin wrote:
> francis pouatcha wrote:
> >
> > Don't forget the more iportant generic JTA package. Any subsytem that presents
> > itself to the EJB server with the interface javax.transaction.XAResource
> > interface could be thought of as a transactional resource manager. (JDBC and JMS
> > actually do that).
>
> I'm not. In fact, we're using XAResource all over the place for JDBC,
> JMS, LDAP even editing XML files.
>
> The only problem is that the interface for JDBC and JMS is well
> specified, the one for LDAP and XML is proprietary.
>
> But the connector architecture is supposed to allow everything to
> support XAResource and be pulled in as a resource manager. That will
> certainly remove some of the confusion people have, and no doubt add
> more :-)
>
> arkin
>
> >
> > Assaf Arkin wrote:
>
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