on 02-26-2009 12:05 AM
Iam trying to post a message into JMS distributed queues with same JNDI name and 2 ports.
Followed this blog:
/people/roberto.viana/blog/2008/10/09/working-with-jms-distributed-destinations-in-sap-pi
The problem is that the message is going to both the queues at the same time.
according to the requirement and the blog, it should go to one port and if the port is in error state then it should automatically go to another port.
My Scenario JNDI Server address:.
t3://<queueName.com>:6010,<queueName.com>.com:6020
Please can anyone suggest if I need to enable any other property etc in the adapter or do any other confirguration?.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks for your response Ravi.
I still needed a suggestion on the problem I am encountering.
Can it be resolved through any adapter attribute or any other configeratation.. so that the message will not hit both the queues and will go to one queue, if that is down then it should route to another queue?.
Any other suggestions anyone..more than the blog for the same?.
Thanks a Lot.
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Please read the blog carefully, It indicates a distribution of load for load balancing.
It does not address failover.
Regards
Ravi Raman
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Hi
I dont think there is any setting from XI side.
Just check if the distributed destination points to Queues or Topics.
If they are Distributed queues, the msg will go to Only (any)one available Physical Queue.
if it is Distributed topic, then the msg will go to all members of the DT
Hope this helps
Regards
Vishnu
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