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JMS configuration question.

 
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Hi all,

I have a question regarding JMS configuration in JBoss. We send message from the JMS to the MDB.

Where can I see the message related info in JBoss.
means status of the message which is just shoot out.

My thinking it message is stored in Hypersonuc DB. is that right?

Can you tell what happens in (Detail view )between sending message from JMS to the reciving MDB?

Thanks,
Rahul.
 
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1. An application places a message on a message-request queue.

2. An application may listen to a message-response queue.

3. A Message-Driven Bean is listening to the message-request queue. When a message is found on the queue, the onMessage() method of the Message-Driven Bean is called and executed by the EJB container.

Ideally, code in the Message-Driven Bean will do some message processing and then call on a Session EJB for business logic with data extracted from the message.

For emphasis, business logic always goes in a Session EJB and should not be coded in Message-Driven Beans.

Hope this helps!
 
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Thanks James...

but I want to know Where can we see status of JMS message on JMX-console?

Thanks in advance.
 
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Thanks. I am not sure if JBoss includes a GUI for viewing messages on its message queues. You may get an answer from a JBoss forum, maybe.
 
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The jmx-console has a MBean which shows the number of messages waiting in a queue.
 
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Jaikiran, Where to see in JMX-Console?

Thanks in advance.
 
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Originally posted by Rahul Ba:
Jaikiran, Where to see in JMX-Console?

Thanks in advance.



An example -

1) Access the jmx-console (ex: http://localhost:8080/jmx-console)
2) Locate the "jboss.mq.destination" domain and under that you will find a link to your queue. Ex: name=A,service=Queue
3) Click on that link. That link will lead you to a page which has various details about the queue including the message count.
 
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