Hi Jim, We're currently using transactional messages. What we do is the following:
- create connection factory - create session (acknowledgement mode = transactional) - create consumer - bind handler to consumer.Listener in the handler we do the following: - handle message - grab reference to session (stored as an instance variable) - commit session if sucess, rollback if failure If we were to switch from transactional to client acknowledge, then I would understand calling message.Acknowledge(). If for some reason we failed to handle the message, how should we deal with it? Should we pop it back into the queue and then call acknowledge? Call acknowledge and then pop it back into the queue? Or do something else entirely? :) Anyway, I'll play around with the acknowledge method and post back here if I have any success. We were originally using "auto acknowledge" and not explicitly calling acknowledge on the message before we switched over to handling them transactionally. Thanks, Bryan On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 3:42 PM, semog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Bryan, > > I can't get to your source code examples. My work internet is filtering > out > that site. So, I would first check to make sure that you are calling > Acknowledge on the received messages. It may be that the Broker is > stopping > the send to your clients, because it thinks they are "slow" (i.e., they > have > not responded to the messages it has already sent to them). > > Best, > Jim > >
