Sorry about opening up an old thread, by I've got all the same fustrations as Jecsiac with this issue.
How can I write a deterministic system to return a message if it exists on a queue, or null if it doesn't exist. How long should I wait, a second, a minute, an hour? What if I have a million messages - how long is long enough. And if then I have no messages on my queue I've wasted lots of time waiting for a message that didn't exist. Surely receiveNoWait is the correct way to go - and the ActiveMQ implementation is wrong. As well as WebSphereMQ we also use SwiftMQ as a queue provider, and things behave like this. James - which other providers work the way ActiveMQ does? TIA Ian -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Problem-with-Selector-tp19157015p21496474.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
