Hey Jitendra, you could have also set the ACK mode in the JMS On New Message to be AUTO. this would ensure that the full flow completes successfully only then it will remove the message off the queue. So now if any errors happen in the flow this message would remain in the JMS queue. This will also save the object store from consuming memory on the JVM. The message will also remain safe in the JMS queue outside of Mule run time in case mule is rebooted.
Hi Jitendra sir, What if the JMS Server itself is down or the connection is gone after consuming the message . Will it move the message to DLQ in that scenario. Suppose after consuming the message the JMS Server goes down and there is an error in the process. WIll the message go to DLQ in that case ?
Hey Jitendra, you could have also set the ACK mode in the JMS On New Message to be AUTO. this would ensure that the full flow completes successfully only then it will remove the message off the queue. So now if any errors happen in the flow this message would remain in the JMS queue. This will also save the object store from consuming memory on the JVM. The message will also remain safe in the JMS queue outside of Mule run time in case mule is rebooted.
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Hi Jitendra sir, What if the JMS Server itself is down or the connection is gone after consuming the message . Will it move the message to DLQ in that scenario. Suppose after consuming the message the JMS Server goes down and there is an error in the process. WIll the message go to DLQ in that case ?