>>
>> I want a producer to post a message to a queue. I want this message to be picked up
>asynchronously.
>> In order to accomplish this I want to wait inside a method .
>Instead of waiting inside a method, it is more reliable and scaleable to >have the
>container do the waiting and to call your EJB instance when the >message arrives. The
>reasons for this are:
I dont have an issue with the container do the waiting. How does one do that ? It was
my understanding that JMS is a client-side API. In my case one of the clients (the
consumer) is an Enterprise Java Bean (a session bean) and the producer is an RMI
server. I want the consumer to be notified
asynchronously that there is a message and then proceed to act on the message.
Ashwin.
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