Hi Jakki,
I think you may be misunderstanding the nature of queues. Perhaps a topic
might be what you are looking for? A queue will deliver the message to
only one consumer, even if there are multiple consumers connected. It will
use a round-robin delivery mechanism. For two consumers, each consumer
will get every-other message. If you want your multiple consumers to get
all of the messages, then a topic is what you want. All consumers will get
all messages.
Best,
Jim
On Fri, Dec 16, 2016 at 11:24 AM Jakki wrote:
> I am developing a C#.Net windows service that uses Apache.NMS.ActiveMQ. In
> this design i have multiple consumers and 1 provider. each consumer has to
> access multiple messages from queue and process it parallely.
> ex: I have 100 messages in a queue. 2 consumers are polling the same queue.
> 1st consumer has to get 10messages and another 10 messages for 2nd
> consumer
> and in each consumer i create multiple threads to handle the messages like
> call webservice for each message. but i am stuck with only 1 message for a
> consumer it is accessed sequentially but not parallely.
> Could you please provide a sample of code?
>
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