Hi everyone, I have a bean that needs to make an outbound connection to a JMS Queue in the form of a ByteMessage. Basically it flows as follows:
XML input into bean => (inside bean) connect directly to JMS Queue and send ByteMessage => (inside bean) receive ByteMessage from JMS Queue => send XML to next bean on the BUS I set up the xbean.xml to feed the properties that the bean needs to know like the JMS Queue URL, etc. I wasn't sure though if doing this would be breaking the idea of a BUS as I am connecting directly to the queue instead of connection to a BUS endpoint. My question is if I should set up a JMS endpoint and talk to that instead? If I should be sending the message to a JMS endpoint, how do I send the message through the NMR with a a binary payload? Any link to an example would be great. Thanks! Andy -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/ByteMessage-To-JMS-Queue-From-Within-ServiceMix-tp23175844p23175844.html Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
