I agree with everything everyone's said so far in this thread.
Another thought; if all the messages are added to the queue in the
order they want to be delivered; its just there needs to be an hour
lag from the message send, to the message receive, you could do this
just using a sleep in your co
Somebody proposed in a different thread to use a MessageSelector to
only select the messages that are at least an hour old. You could set
a message-property to System.currentTimeMillis() and then create a
selector with "SendTime < "+(System.currentTimeMillis()-360).
You'd have to recreate your
I would approach this using persistent messages.
Your webapp creates a persistent message adds the time (as a property
maybe) at which the message should be sent as email and puts it on a queue.
Another application can regularly poll the queue for messages that are
ready to be emailed.
That
I new to JMS and messaging in general and would like a little advice.
In my application, I have a java webapp that sends e-mails. For reasons too
complicated to explain, my client wants an hour lag time between the time
the e-mail is created and the time it is sent, so I need to park it
somewhe
