Does the Weblogic JMS implementation use the Time-To-Live values?

          I am trying to send a message to a Queue with a time-to-live. The only way that
          I can get this to work is by going into the console, and setting a default value
          on either the Queue or the connection factory. But this is not the behavior I
          want. I would like to do this programmatically instead so it can be property
          driven and a Sys Admin can change it easily.
          I downloaded the JMS spec and saw that you are supposed to set the time to live
          when calling the MessageProducer's send message. I did this, but it doesn't work.
          Is anybody else having this problem? Does Weblogic's JMS implementation just
          ignore this value? Or do I have my Queues and other JMS components set up incorrectly?
          P.S. All of my time-to-live overrides are set to -1 in the console, so my time
          to live set in the program should be respected.

          Tom,
          I was able to track it down to a programming error. Thanks for your help.
          Dan
          Tom Barnes <[email protected]> wrote:
          >Hi Daniel,
          >
          >Yes, client-specified message expiration works. I suspect
          >a programming error. First take a look and make sure that you are
          >not making the common mistake of trying to set the value
          >directly on the message, rather than on the producer - as per
          >the JMS spec and JMS javadoc, setting this value directly
          >on message will have no effect as the producer's value
          >will always override it. If this isn't the case,
          >please post your code and I'll take a look.
          >
          >FYI Note that all management fields can be programmatically
          >set as well. Since you want programmatic administrative
          >control, this means that you have the option of
          >programmatically configuring the destination's time-to-live
          >override field if you so wish.
          >
          >Tom
          >
          >Daniel Livesay wrote:
          >
          >> I am trying to send a message to a Queue with a time-to-live. The
          >only way that
          >> I can get this to work is by going into the console, and setting a
          >default value
          >> on either the Queue or the connection factory. But this is not the
          >behavior I
          >> want. I would like to do this programmatically instead so it can be
          >property
          >> driven and a Sys Admin can change it easily.
          >>
          >> I downloaded the JMS spec and saw that you are supposed to set the
          >time to live
          >> when calling the MessageProducer's send message. I did this, but it
          >doesn't work.
          >> Is anybody else having this problem? Does Weblogic's JMS implementation
          >just
          >> ignore this value? Or do I have my Queues and other JMS components
          >set up incorrectly?
          >>
          >> P.S. All of my time-to-live overrides are set to -1 in the console,
          >so my time
          >> to live set in the program should be respected.
          >

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