Camel JMS Consumer doesn’t need to specify the replyTo option from the
endpoint, as it just read the JMS property to find out the Jms destination to
send the reply message.
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I don't know if the Camel JMS component knows how to read from a temporary
queue as a consumer. I don't see it listed in the documentation. It certainly
knows about it as a producer.
You could always implement the listener side using Spring's
DefaultMessageListenerContainer directly which can s
I'll take it that the answer is "Not possible".
Cheers,
Gary
On 19 Nov 2014, at 3:42 pm, Gary Kennedy wrote:
> So I want to talk to a system that will send back several reply messages for
> a given command message.
>
> The general idea is to have a specific route that will process the reply
So I want to talk to a system that will send back several reply messages for a
given command message.
The general idea is to have a specific route that will process the reply
messages. (maybe behind an aggregator/resequencer, maybe not)
Since the plan is to (eventually) use this in a production