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If I start multiple instances of the same process(which is listening on a queue), will I have multiple receivers on a queue ?
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Answer Posted / salman
Hi,
First of all listener is a starter activity and you cannot create multiple instances of it(if u are trying from local) .
NO, you cannot have multiple Receivers on the queue if you have multiple instances.
In fact, for every message a new instance of Queue listener will be created.
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