Re: JMS Remote Client is not working

[vnalla]

7.0.2 SNAPSHOT does not throw exception., but the app is not working. As you
mentioned I might have to create war file with the test and deploy the war
instead 1b7b5d8e-167c-4acf-8fd8-468245dbb1b0

thanks,
Venkat




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Re: Throttle @Asynchronous calls

[cocorossello]

Thanks Romain



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Re: Throttle @Asynchronous calls

[Romain Manni-Bucau]

Hi

not openejb but did it for deltaspike:
http://deltaspike.apache.org/documentation/core.html#AsynchronousOperations


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2016-09-22 11:06 GMT+02:00 cocorossello :

> I have an application that calls multiple external web services and each
> one
> of them has specific limits, so I would like to throttle concurrent calls
> based on a just plain number (at least for now).
>
> I was about to implement a custom interceptor for this, something like:
>
>
> @Throttle(max=5)
> @Asynchronous
> public void doSmthg(){
> }
>
> but I was wondering if openEJB already implements something similar...
> (since we can define multiple stateless/stateful containers)
>
>
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Throttle @Asynchronous calls

[cocorossello]

I have an application that calls multiple external web services and each one
of them has specific limits, so I would like to throttle concurrent calls
based on a just plain number (at least for now).

I was about to implement a custom interceptor for this, something like:


@Throttle(max=5)
@Asynchronous
public void doSmthg(){
}

but I was wondering if openEJB already implements something similar...
(since we can define multiple stateless/stateful containers)





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