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It sounds like the JAXP parser might be something like Crimson instead of Xerces. I'd check the specific release # of the JDK 1.5 installed, might need to be bumped up to one of the more recent...

The crazybob article is interesting. FYI, functor is a dormant Jakarta sandbox project, hasn't been touched in forever. Once in a blue moon a question comes up on the jakarta-commons user list...

I think you are entering "the devil is in the details" territory. I doubt the issue is MDB versus MDP, so much comparing the features of your J2EE container for managing JMS-to-MDB-to-JMS traffic,...

I'm not sure I'd call functors an alternative to GOF patterns. They are (when available) a language-specific idiom. Useful, but a separate issue. As described in GOF, patterns simply attempt to...

I'd suggest you check to see if you have threads that were created directly (in your app, or by Spring) through JDK classes/methods instead of through a weblogic-managed threadpool. I don't know...

Look in AbstractMessageListenerContainer. Instead of registering an exception listener with the connection, which is where the JMS API expects it, Spring registers it with the message listener...

I think there might be a point of confusion behind the original question.
The reason for methods like SimpleMessageConverter.createMessageForMap() isn't really because you want to represent data...

2085 is MQException.MQRC_UNKNOWN_OBJECT_NAME. Suggests that the queue name or the queue manager name or the channel name are wrong or missing.

Any chance that you might have crossed a classloader boundary in your application? I noticed the "cci" in the package hierarchy. I was wondering if the problem was sporadic not because it is...

I was wondering if anybody knows if there was a design reason for hiding the particular Message that was generated and sent via the send() or particularly the convertAndSend() methods in the...