On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 9:21 AM, cmoulliard <cmoulli...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> In fact I will create a network of brokers with by example two static url.
> The old one pointing to the new. As messages need to be consumed on the new
> broker, the old one will send the messages stored in the old to the new. Is
> it correct what I say ?
Yes, this is Rob's recommendation. Below is a depiction of how it should work:
brokerA-old --(network connection)--> brokerB-new
* brokerA-old is configured to use the AMQ store
* brokerB-new is configured to use the KahaDB store
Message consumers connect to brokerB-new to consume messages from a
destination that already exists on brokerA-old. When messages are
forwarded from brokerA-old to brokerB-new, they are extracted from
brokerA-old's AMQ store and inserted into brokerB-new's KahaDB store.
Bruce
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