Just a heads up, if you build trunk of Camel and ActiveMQ you can run a simple browser of queues & their messages by running
cd activemq-core mvn test -Dtest=BrowseQueuesInUFace Now the UI is pretty crap :) I've not really spent any time making it look nice (or auto-detect when new messages are added to the queue) or even how to render a message nicely - we should really have a little form to display all the headers and body nicely). However its a nice demonstration how the DestinationSource is now working nicely in ActiveMQ to expose destinations to any JMS client... http://activemq.apache.org/new-features-in-51.html and how if its enabled, the ActiveMQComponent will auto-expose all queues into the CamelContext (see the use of the exposeAllQueues property in the BrowseQueuesInUFace-context.xml file). This all works by exposing JMS Queues as BrowsableEndpoints so that they can be browsed easily http://activemq.apache.org/camel/browsableendpoint.html In this case we've a little UFace based UI for browsing endpoints and their message exchanges. -- James ------- http://macstrac.blogspot.com/ Open Source Integration http://open.iona.com
