Behaviour of Service (MqActive and http-requests)

Hello,
I have a servlet which runs an mq-active listener and get input by http. Now my question: what is important about threads and concurrency ? - There could be the case, that the mq-active-listener gets an Message while there is an http-request. Should I start for each request of mq-active a new Thread?
thanks for you answer,
dak
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dakger

Hi David,
Thanks for correctly guessing our longer term plans. It's good to know this won't be a problem in the future.
However, that doesn't answer my original question, which is a bit more pressing than waiting until we have migrated. If it can't be done, it can't be done, and we'll just bear that in mind when responding to failover events. But I would prefer
a definitive "no, it can't" rather than a speculative "no".
Regards,
Simon

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