This may be a little out of the topic, but I thought it won't hurt to have a
look too:
In my attempts to write a resource adapter I've noticed a strange behaviour
(I also posted some messages on this forum about it): When the getConnection
is called for the first time, everything works fine. For
Hello,
Iencounterproblems when I try to send
messages into a JMS queue. The client is a servlet which runs a loop attempting
to send asynchronous messages into testQueue. From this queue, the messages are
consummed by a Message Driven Bean. Here is the client:
public boolean
is your jndi.properties in the client's classpath?
- Original Message -
From: Jim Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 3:24 PM
Subject: [JBoss-user] Problems with template client example
I asked this yesterday but I probably did not give
Dear Sir,
recently I encountered some problems dealing with
my resource adapters.
Briefly, here is the scenario: One Message Driven
Bean (MDB) calls a stateless EJB. Because the J2EE specifications forbid direct
IO access from EJB components, I created a resource adapter called Logger. I
Threshold set to TRACE in log4j.xml for CONSOLE
appender doesn't seem to display all trace messages from JBOSS sources. Is there
something else I should do in order to see messages displayed with
log.trace("whatever") ?
Thanks
What's even more curious is theresponse in
time
First Execution:
...
13:36:19,013 INFO [STDOUT]
equals()13:36:19,013 INFO [STDOUT] equals()13:36:19,013 INFO
[STDOUT] equals()13:36:19,014 INFO [STDOUT] equals()13:36:19,014
INFO [STDOUT]
