That works great. Thanks.
For the record this is the code I used.
I'm using Spring JavaConfig - hence Java not XML.
BrokerService broker = new BrokerService();
...
NetworkConnector nc = broker.addNetworkConnector(NET_CONNECT_URL);
nc.addStaticallyInc
configure a static network bridge, add your destination to the list of
statically included destinations. In this way you will bridge messages
independent of the presence of a consumer on the remote broker.
On 6 December 2011 15:08, Joe Carter wrote:
> ok, thanks. I've renamed the subject to shift
ok, thanks. I've renamed the subject to shift threads.
Anyone any options for my problem?
2011/12/6 SuoNayi :
> No,it seems that you use the embedded memory broker to be a pending send
> buffer for client.
>
> At 2011-12-06 20:09:34,"Joe Carter" wrote:
>>Is this the same/similar scenario to this