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Using JMS in a session bean

Using JMS in a session bean

2004-10-15 - By Dhiren Mehta

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Milind,

The question was whether the response can be received in the same method
that sent the message.

If I have understood the question clearly, what is expected is that once
the message is sent the execution thread should wait until the response
is sent back and the response should be received in the same method that
sent the message. Well the answer is NO. The whole idea of using JMS is
to have Asynchronous communication and not wait for the response.

Dhiren

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Milind,

 

The question was whether the response can
be received in the same method that sent the message. 

 

If I have understood the question clearly,
what is expected is that once the message is sent the execution thread should
wait until the response is sent back and the response should be received in the
same method that sent the message. Well the answer is NO. The whole idea of
using JMS is to have Asynchronous communication and not wait for the response.

 

Dhiren

 

 

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2 Platform, Enterprise Edition [mailto:J2EE-INTEREST@(protected)] On Behalf Of Milind Patil 
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Subject: Re: Using JMS in a
session bean

 

 
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