On 13 February 2013 14:20, dannygallagh...@gmail.com
dannygallagh...@gmail.com wrote:
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One question about priority messages:
When a message is consumed by priority, isn't that really the same as using
a selector?
ActiveMQ must be looking at everything in the queue, just like a selector
not missing something before giving up.
Thanks for any responses
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to reorder messages on a queue, or perhaps update a message
while it is in a queue.
Digging around, I haven't found anything that quite fits my use case.
priority queues, resequencer, etc.
This high level system will help me illustrate:
An enterprise system that produces books
with
selector matching the message id and issue a new message send.
You could maybe build that logic with camel and have it kicked off
with a specific event on an update queue.
Here's the documentation on the Resequencer which can consume from a
queue, reorder the messages and send to another
