CORRECTION On 28 March 2016 at 16:24, Jagannath Naidu < jagannath.na...@fosteringlinux.com> wrote:
> Hi List, > > I am again stuck in a situation. :-D > > ENVIRONMENT > > I am using camel 2.15.x and can use this one only > > we have a server which works as follows > 1. This server will multiple requests > 1. This server can handle multiple requests > 2. It will not respond in same tcp session ( means, it will create a new > connection every time ) > 3. It listens on socket 10.1.1.10:1234 > 4. Result (Response) messages from this server are asynchronous ( Means, > it is possible that it will pass result messages to the client connecting > in any order ) > 5. It will only pass result(Response) messages to the socket(source > socket from client) from which from it received request. > > PROBLEM > 1. I can only pass tcp stream to server. For this I am using netty > 2. I can send request using netty as a producer (It will use say a socket > 9.9.9.9:4321 to connect to server 10.1.1.10:1234) > 3. It is InOnly, means there will be no response, as the server will take > time about 30 seconds > 4. after server processing the request, it will connect to the client > (which is now has to be a server listening on the same socket 9.9.9.9:4321). > IS IT POSSIBLE ? > 5. Now on listening, this result (Response) message has to be stored in a > queue > > As the following link says, there is a clientMode which sounds like a > solution > > http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Bi-directional-comms-on-TCP-connection-td5765782.html > > 1. Is this even possible using camel netty only ? How can a consumer just > turn to a producer > dynamically. > How can a producer turn into a consumer or vise versa > 2. If so how ? I mean, could find enough evidence or document. > > -- > Thanks & Regards > > Jagannath Naidu > Keen & Able Computers Pvt. Ltd. > -- Thanks & Regards Jagannath Naidu Keen & Able Computers Pvt. Ltd.
