Hi,
Have a look at JMS api doc, the Connection has a method setExceptionListener().
I think you need to implement the ExceptionListener. It should be
straightforward.
Howard
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"gaohoward" wrote : With JBoss Messaging, you have to do yourself by
registering a connection listener.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but would this mean if I have a 'reset'
connection, I could have a listener keep track & do a reconnect whenever this
happens? And would you be so kind as to p
With JBoss Messaging, you have to do yourself by registering a connection
listener.
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I am using the JBoss Messaging that is bundled with the JBoss 4.3 release.
Version 1.4 according to the release notes.
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This depends what messaging system you are talking about.
"JBoss" has 3: JBoss MQ, JBoss Messaging and HornetQ.
HornetQ certainly has auto reconnect functionality
IIRC JBoss Messaging and JBoss MQ do not.
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