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JMS redelivery delay
Hi,
We are currently designing an app to work with weblogic which in the future should be able to be supported by other app servers (notibly websphere/sunOne and possibly JBoss)
I know that a JMS redelivery delay can be set in weblogic on the JMSConnectionFactory in something similar possible on
Websphere (with and without MQ)
SunOne
JBoss
Many thanks in advance
Bill
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JMS redelivery delay
What I do is kind of a hack but you could check message.getJMSRedelivered and do a Thread.sleep().
This will effectively throttle only those messages that have failed before and are being resent.
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JMS redelivery delay
Where would you do that, in the MDB? But in that case you tie up server resources. WebSphere has a transaction timeout limit and will roll back the delivery and initiate new delivery while your thread is still sleeping.
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