When sending a InOut with send() your endpoint should be prepared to process the response message (will run through the process(MessageExchange exchange) method in the endpoint). In other words, the response will arrive on the same way in your endpoint as the request did, only the role will maybe switch between provider and consumer.
Lars Am Donnerstag 07 August 2008 16:04:37 schrieb ivan: > Lars Heinemann пишет: > > Ivan, > > > > the MEP is not important as far as I know. > > The only difference is the sending method. > > > > send() will send the message async > > sendSync() as the name says sends sync > > What about if we have send() and MEP InOut? What is behaviour or 2 > services? > > > Thanks, > Ivan Pryvalov. > > > Lars > > > > Am Donnerstag 07 August 2008 15:49:28 schrieb ivan: > >> Hi! > >> > >> How can I send asynchronously NornilizedMessages in JBI-env of > >> ServiceMix? > >> > >> Should I use InOnly MEP as well as io.send() instead of io.sendSync()? > >> > >> Thanks, > >> Ivan Pryvalov.
