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JMS redelivery delay Posted by: Bill Bixby on September 29, 2003 DIGG 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 Posted by: ted slusser on October 02, 2003 in response to Message #97142 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 Posted by: Christo Angelov on October 03, 2003 in response to Message #97522 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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