;QueueIncoming");
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But when I send manual messages to the queue, they get to the tap queue and
get consumed on the wireTap, which is ok but also on the original queue,
which is NOT ok
How can I solve this?
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How can I send it to nowhere or do nothing?
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nt to wiretap this incoming messages.
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quot;) + "Tap");
from("activemq:queue:" + propertiesManager.getProperty("queueName")
+ "Tap").process(processor).id("QueueIncoming");
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But how can I log in that case a new incoming message on the queue?
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can I log in that case a new incoming message on the queue?
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I don't want to process anything, this is not the function of my program
So I get
from("activemq:queue:aap").wireTap("direct:log")
// this is the tapped route
from("direct:log").process(myProcessor)
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If I do that, I wel get an unclosable loop of messages being pumped at the
same queue.
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Thanks, but Camel isn't allowed to consume in my program. I just need to
monitor the queue.
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try exploring JMS Selector for filtering out http://camel.apache.org/jms.html
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The only helpful are questions that I posted by myself...
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features avail in activemq.
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