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I have exactly the same problem. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Because of sharding, we have multiple data sources. And we injected a list of all available data sources to the service. The service would determine which data source to use at run time.
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I have exposed a Java service using Spring Remoting and JMS as the underlying communication protocol. I exactly followed Spring Reference Doc.

My Java client works just fine. Now I have...

I ran another test and here is the thread dump when consumer stops receiving. All of message listener container threads are waiting for dequeueing. I notice that default receive timeout is 1000ms...

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1. It usually took 5-10 minutes to reproduce the problem. However, there is no fixed steps to repo it. We just changed the load between 10 mesg/sec to 10K mesg/sec until the...

The DefaultMessageListenerContainer stops receiving message after some time. The problem seems to be triggered by varying the load. I am using Spring 2.5.5 and ActiveMQ 5.1. I am attaching the...

We have some monitoring requirements of ActiveMQ. But the built-in JMX support from ActiveMQ comes in short of Notification and Alert. The SpringSource AMS looks promising as a monitoring platform...

OK. I understand that durable subscriber will not go away when JVM closes. It's exactly what my use case for durable subscriber to receive messages during its downtime. However, how to permanently...

I set up a DefaultMessageListenerContainer for a durable subscriber. After running my test program, the container bean should be destroyed and all the resources should be released. However, from...

My problem is fixed when I replaced with the latest 2.0.7 spring.jar. Thank you for everyone who viewed my post.

Could anyone please help?

I checked out the Spring document. It says:

If the target object to be proxied implements at least one interface then a JDK dynamic proxy will be used. All of the...

I have the Command interface:
public interface Command<A extends Action> {
public Response execute(A action);
}

The LoginCommand class:
public class LoginCommand implements...