Guys: My question is regarding transaction propagation in JMS
based messaging. In the article on the web site http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-03-2002/jw-0315-jms-p1.html,
the producer and the receiver use different transaction and acknowledge modes
for the corresponding queue session. The message producer uses a
non-transacted queue session while the message consumer uses a transacted queue
session. Does it mean that the transaction specified on the message producer
side is for the delivery of message from the producer to the JMS provider and
not for the delivery of the message from the producer to the consumer? Also,
what does it mean to have different acknowledge modes specified for the
corresponding queue session at the message producer and the message consumer? Can someone clarify this issue for me? Thanks and Regards, Venkat
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- Re: JMS Transaction and Redelivery Venkatesan Krishnamoorthy
- Re: JMS Transaction and Redelivery Guy Katz