On 29 Apr 2008, at 21:00, Rob Bugh wrote:
In a JDBC Master/Slave topology with durable queues if the master
fails does
the slave pick up the transactions of the master? In other works, if a
consumer opens a session against the master, consumes a message, but
doesn't
commit the transaction and the master dies, does the slave (who is
now the
new master) know about the transaction? What happens when the client
attempts to commit the transaction? Is an error thrown or does the new
master handle it properly, i.e., removes the message permanently
from the
queue?
Rob
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Transactional state is replayed from the client - so the new master
will remove the message from the store
cheers,
Rob
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