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Should I upgrade to GlashFish?

From: <glassfish_at_javadesktop.org>
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2007 10:27:37 PDT

Hi,
I have a problem of having this JMSException:

[C4073]: A JMS destination limit was reached. Too many subscribers/receivers for queue: PhysicalQueue, user=guess, broker=myuser;:7676<1025>

I searched on the internet, and I found out that this might be the problem of my application server's version. It is a Sun Application Server PE (Personal Edition) 8. Some people suggested to upgrade to the enterprise edition, and some others suggested to use GlassFish instead.

To explain my situation, I should say that I use "queues" and I also created a "PhysicalQueue". In the properties of my queues, I add the name, and wrote "PhysicalQueue". I have two queues. When I want to run two subscribers, it gives me the above error, but if it is only one subscriber it is working fine.

and here are my questions :

1) Do you think it is better to upgrade to GlasshFish rather than Enterprise Edition of my application server?

2) Is there any other solutions rather than upgrading the application servers

3) As I have two queues, should I create one "PhysicalQueue" for both of them or I should have one "PhysicalQueue" for each of them?
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