Re: AMQ 5.5 - compression on network of brokers

Ha you tried list this for the network connector connection string? wrote: > a network connector keeps an open tcp 'openwire' connection to its > peer. This receives advisory demand information about consumers and is > used to forward(send) messages when required. > The protocol can be changed

Re: can a Consumer receive a message but the Acknowledment is send by some other process?

No, that is not possible. The JMS ack has to be sent from the initial consumer to the broker. If you need to pass on the message to other processes, why not use another queue? Defining an integration route using Apache Camel could be another option. Torsten Mielke tors...@fusesource.com tmie.

Re: AMQ 5.5 - compression on network of brokers

a network connector keeps an open tcp 'openwire' connection to its peer. This receives advisory demand information about consumers and is used to forward(send) messages when required. The protocol can be changed to http if that is easier to propagate through a firewall. You can introduce parallel

Re: What are the official default JMSheader fields? "Group" and "Sequence" ?

Group and Sequence are not header fields in the standard. If you have a look at the Standard, http://download.oracle.com/otndocs/jcp/7195-jms-1.1-fr-spec-oth-JSpec/ , you can see the header fields described in Section 3.4. The ten JMS 1.1 standard headers are as you listed, no more and no less.