Hi Olivier,
Here are some general guidelines to accomplish what you are asking
If you want a clustered destination then you have to create it on a
broker cluster. Please refer to auto-clustering in the document (high
availability). You could create a broker cluster externally and
configure glassfish to use it or use the default broker cluster that is
created along with the glassfish cluster.
If you want to share the same destination between applications then,
create connection factories that would have the AddressList of the
broker (or broker cluster) that actually hosts this destination, and use
this connection factory in your application.
Thanks
-Ramesh
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hi Ramesh,
> Thank you for your good answer it responds partially to my problematic.
> I explain :
> I have a mixed configuration.
> Some queues must be shared and others must be cluster queues.
> The global configuration with DAS JMS Service declared as LOCAL and Cluster JMS Service as REMOTE give a good answer to only shared queues.
> But how to have the both configuration ? Is it Possible ?
> That was the reason why i tried to use this imqAddressList (or AddressList property).
> My default configuration was Cluster with JMS Service as Local.
>
> Is it possible to play witht several Jms Host to achieve this ??
> Thanks again for your help,
> Olivier
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