The vm is currently reserved for async aggregate AE (collocated) endpoints.
Async aggregate AE communicates with its colocated delegate AE using java
(non-jms) queues to avoid serialization/deserialization of CASes. The vm
keyword in the endpoint is used to identify such collocated AEs. Don't
Hi Jerry,
> On 3. Nov 2020, at 17:52, Jaroslaw Cwiklik wrote:
>
> My apologies for a late reply to your question. The UIMA-AS client does not
> support vm protocol between clients and services. Only tcp and http are
> currently supported as you've noted. You can manage broker persistence
>
My apologies for a late reply to your question. The UIMA-AS client does not
support vm protocol between clients and services. Only tcp and http are
currently supported as you've noted. You can manage broker persistence
settings in the broker configuration See
http://activemq.apache.org/persistence
Hi,
I'm using UIMA-AS in a single JVM process, with having the activemq broker, the
uima-as client and the as deployment in the same java process.
UimaAsynchronousEngine.sendAndReceiveCAS() is used to send and wait for the
processed CAS.
This setups works with fine with brokerURL
