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WebLogic 7.0 and JMS

 
Rob Jago
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Hello
I am working on a project which may be involve JMS with weblogic which is currently at 6.1 but we may upgrade to 7.0. I have a few questions regarding the JMS implementation on Weblogic 7.0.
1. Can the persistence model for the JMS Queues/Topics be changed to use a data source such as Oracle?
2. Does the queues ( in the Point-to-Point model) support priority queueing?
thank you
Rob
 
Kishore
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1. Should be possible to configure any data source.
2. Queues do support priority queueing.
 
Chris Mathews
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1. About JMS JDBC Stores.
2. Priority Queuing is a standard part of the JMS Specification: See javax.jms.Message.setJMSPriority().
 
Rob Jago
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Thank you Kishore and Chris for your responses. I will look in those areas..
thanks again
Rob
 
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