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Has anyone gotten durable subscriptions to work with WebSphere? How are you set up?

Under WebSphere 6.1, I have 4 JVMs running on 2 boxes . One of them runs the JMS messaging engine, and the other MEs in the other JVMs 'join' to it. All is well.

If the JVM owning the ME goes...

I am having trouble configuring a durable subscription. When I do the following:



<bean id="jmsContainer" class="org.springframework.jms.listener.DefaultMessageListenerContainer">
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Thanx for catching what I missed. For the Javadoc for the ServletRequest interface:

an immutable java.util.Map containing parameter names as keys and parameter values as map values. The keys in...

I am using a MessageConverter for the first time, and trying to use a SimpleMessageConverter to convert the results of an HttpServletRequest request.getParameterMap() to a MessageMap.


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I think the issue was my use of JMSTemplate102. Incompatible with WebSphere v6.1

Worked for quite a while on IBM forum to figure out how to get JMS working from a servlet under WebSphere, but I finally got it working.

The code below is now working in a servlet:


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Thanx! Just what I needed!

Is there a way to have Spring inject the ServletContext into a bean? I need access to the ServletContext when the bean is initialized outside of a specific request.

Ed

Turns out WebSphere's deployment manager has its own copy of web.xml that it caches and is using, overriding the manual changes I made for testing!

I am trying to deploy a WebApp using Spring MVC. I get it to work under Eclipse, but whne I deploy to my UNIX box, I see no evidence that the servlet in my web.xml is ever even initialized.

My...

We will have multiple WARs usng Spring. They will each have there own context.

Looking for best practice for deploying Spring jar files under JBoss.

We are running several web applications in a Tomcat instance running under JBoss. All of these WARs are part of a larger...

It turned out I musunderstood how our security model worked, and persued this no further.

We have Spring running under Tomcat, and need a part of our application that is NOT managed by Spring to get a Bean managed by spring. we realized that the approach we took:

ApplicationContext...

We are testing with a taskExecutor/ThreadPool, and believe it behaves as follows:

when the last item is in our 'todo' list calls execute on a TaskExecutor implmented as a ThreadPool, the calling...

I'm not explaining this well, let me try again.

My intent in JobExecutor is fourfold:
- a way of throttling so that only three jobs can run at a time.
- collects data shared by processing of all...

I wasn't worried about JobExecutor using the FileExecutor's pool, just the first JobExecutor using more than it's fair share of FileEexcutors



The jobs can be long running (20 minutes to 2 hrs)...

Only in that if I have 1 JobExecutor running, I want it to be able to spawn up to 3 file processors, but I don't want it to use 8 FileExecutors and there not be 3 left for another JobExecutor if it...

I also prefer to build my executors up front.

The above was my first thought, but I don't want 3+3+3, I want 3*3*3.

I would like some feedback on a business problem and some proposed solutions.

My app, running under JBoss, will be receieing a 'Job' request on a JMS queue.

I need to be able to support 3 jobs...

I think I posted to wrong forum-


Is Spring 2.0 compatable with Java 1.4? Or does it use too many of the newe Java 5 features?

Let me start by saying that if we need an ORM tool, Hibernate is my choice.

That said, I am in discussion with some colleagues wherein I am taking the position that the needs of our project are...

Did RowMapperResultReader go away in 2.x? I canoot seem to resolve it, but can't find anything in the release notes

I am assisting a colleague in evluaitng a Spring MVC vs Struts choice at our company. I am encouraging Spring MVC for it's simplicity, but the counter argument I am getting is the IDE support for...