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I had another look into the JBI specification and looking at the
Figure 9 I would say that when a Message Exchange (ME) is sent back
to the NMR it should go back to the Caller. Now what happens is that
when the Target Bean is sending the message back to the NMR through
the Delivery Channel the message is handled by the Consumer Endpoint
of the Target Bean because of using the Mirror ME. This means at the
end the ME is going back to the Target Bean.
This is what I see:
- - - Source Bean creates ME and sets the Provider as service and sends
it through the Delivery Channel
- - - Provider Endpoint of Target Bean is receiving the ME and hands it
over to its Bean
- Target Bean is handling the ME, sets the response and send the
message back through the Delivery Channel
- - - Delivery Channel is handing the ME to the service mentioned in
the Mirror of the given ME
- - - Consumer Endpoint of Target Bean is receiving the ME and hands it
over to its Bean
- Target Bean is handling the Response now which I think is WRONG
Is there something fundamentally wrong with the general ME handling
in the asynchronous case? Shouldn't the Mirror inside the ME point
back to the provider (the one that send the ME originally)? And if
shouldn't it be set by the Delivery Channel in the send of the provider?
Thanks - Andy
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