Yes, I am dumbing down the scenario and don't mention recovery, threading,
etc to focus on the concrete issues how to link up a temp channel. The
client specified a requirement of one defined queue per service - I
currently have a workaround with one queue and a topic but it's not fully
meeting the
I think that jms:temp:queue sounds like a bug as I have no idea how this
could work.
Creating temp queues works in this way in the jms api:
Destination tempDest = session.createTemporaryQueue();
So I think there is no way to tell the jms server the name of the queue.
The following article could
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(jms:temp:queue:[mytempqueuename])
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Thanks Christian -
In a nutshell and simplified view, ignoring threads etc, what we need is
similar to request/response but keeping the temp response channel open as
long as we wish, to send several messages. In fact I don't understand the
purpose of a Camel Temp queue if different parties don't c
Hi,
I think temp queues won´t work for your case as I think you can not
explicitly set the name of a temp queue. It is rather like queueName =
createTempQueue() so you would need to transfer the name to the peer.
One thing is that you could use dynamic queues. These can be created on
the fly
Hallo Christian -
Right, we are using temp queues for responses, but need more control than
standard req/resp. The response may not just be synchronous but result in
several messages (this is not uncommon in the financial/analytics world and
in general helps creating dynamic interfaces that incre
Hi,
typically temp queues are only used for reply messages and are
transparently created by camel. In your case you seem to define the temp
queue directly in the endpoint.
I don´t think that will work. Can you send the configuration of the routes?
Christian
Am 11.03.2011 21:05, schrieb enal
