Specifying message delivery time for a JMS queue

          Guys,
          Can anyone tell me as to if it possible to specify message delivery from a JMS
          queue to a listening MDB at a specified interval in weblogic . I mean I need
          to post messages to the JMS queue but I need the messages to be delivered to the
          MDB's after lets say 30 seconds .
          How can I do it using the weblogic console ?? Which property do i need to change
          Please advise.
          Thanks
          Kar

Hi,
          Message delivery time can be set programmatically,
          or through a console override. In your case, set it via
          the console with the value "30000".
          This feature has been available since 6.1, and is a
          JMS extension.
          Here is the link to the 8.1 documentation:
          http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs81/jms/implement.html#1235262
          And for a full list of WL JMS features, see here:
          http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs81/jms/intro.html#jms_features
          Tom
          kar piyush wrote:
          > Guys,
          >
          > Can anyone tell me as to if it possible to specify message delivery from a JMS
          > queue to a listening MDB at a specified interval in weblogic . I mean I need
          > to post messages to the JMS queue but I need the messages to be delivered to the
          > MDB's after lets say 30 seconds .
          >
          > How can I do it using the weblogic console ?? Which property do i need to change
          > ?
          >
          > Please advise.
          >
          > Thanks
          >
          > Kar
          >
          >

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