Sounds like what you're after is a MQ-like 'trigger monitor'. Perhaps another option is to develop a plugin module that provides 'trigger monitor' like functionality.
Joe Swampcritter wrote: > > I am trying out Active MQ for the first time, so bear with me. I have a > number of questions, so I will break them up to make it easier to reply > to. > > Currently where I am working -- one of the developers created an in-house > file transmission application (aka 'fileman') that uses dynamic ports to > send data back and forth between different systems. The problem is that > the software is not very stable and also a security nightmare as you > pretty much have to open every port between the base IP on two or more > servers. And to make matters worse, the original programmer never > documented the 'fileman' code nor how it actually works. > > Coming from an IBM MQ Series background, I was hoping of possibly using > Active MQ as a way to get rid of this old file application transference > and dependence on cron and use something that would be a bit more secure > and easier to work with. > > My question is 'Can Active MQ be setup to use triggers' -- i.e. when a > message is sent by a remote client interface to the MQ broker, can the > local queue/topic discover the inbound message and trigger an outside > process that can dump the message from the queue (or topic)? > > -- Michael > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Proof-of-Concept-tp17491928s2354p17495505.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
