On 04/28/2017 10:46 AM, Vince Cole wrote:
Is it possible for a producer to send a message to ActiveMQ, with an
unspecified destination?
The intention is that ActiveMQ will (via a plugin) inspect the message
(content, headers and/or properties) and according to some business rules,
it will decide which destination(s) the message must be sent to.
Based on the rules, there could be zero, one or many destinations.
None of this behaviour should depend on any consumers being present,
connected or subscribed.
I have started looking into Camel and Selectors, but it looks like there is
a lot of information there and I want to make sure that I start looking in
the right place and am not barking up the wrong tree.
Many thanks
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No you cannot just send a message at the broker without giving it a
destination. You can add Camel routes or broker plugins to reroute the
message once it arrives but you need to give the message an original
destination to be sent to.
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