It probably doesn't matter as far as the EJB is concerned, so use a Topic if you
want to publish the message to more than one EJB, and use a queue if the message
should be received by only one EJB.
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Hi
I was wondering whether queues or topics should be used for messaging with
ejb components. as far as I remember a discussion --- ejb components cannot
be message listeners --- so they have to use the synchronous receive call to
get the messages. But that can be done using both queues and topic. So which
one is better --- any suggestions and pointers are welcome.
TIA
Ana
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