How do I set up jms destination of OSB Alert?

According to the document description,a JMS destination URI in the format: jms://host:port/factoryJndiName/destJndiName. My jms is on a cluster, So, I Set this URI: jms://10.1.1.100:8001,10.1.1.101:8001,10.1.100:8002,10.1.1.101:8002/factoryJndiName/destJndiName.
When the machine (10.1.1.100) was shutdown, the alert will error and says "can not find JMS destination".
How do I set up jms destination? tks!
Edited by: user12382989 on 2009-12-23 下午5:03

Did you consider using JMS distributed destination for your use-case?
http://download-llnw.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13222_01/wls/docs103/jms/dds.html
Manoj

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