Not exactly. The journaled JDBC does not use howl.
Ah, I see what you mean. The confusion arises because the activeMQ site claims that the journaled JDBC IS based on howl.
Howl must be configured on the transaction manager and is not related to ActiveMQ directly.
Ok. I found the example.Does this mean that JCA message exchanges are not persisted as activeMQ-based JMS messages in persistent queues, or just that transactions are journalled independent of message exchanges?
Terry
