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Component queue with JMSFlow

Hello,

I'm currently trying to implement my own nmr flow with servicemix5.3 and so
I'm looking on the servicemix JMSFlow to get some examples.

I would be very interested to know why with the servicemix JMS flow there is
a queue created for the component and not only for its endpoint.... Is this
queue usefull for smx administration or other stuff ? What kind of messages
are sent in this component queue ?

Thanks for your answers 
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RE: Component queue with JMSFlow

Posted by Torsten Mielke <mi...@web.de>.
>I would be very interested to know why with the servicemix JMS flow there
is
>a queue created for the component and not only for its endpoint.... Is this
>queue usefull for smx administration or other stuff ? What kind of messages
>are sent in this component queue ?

In the JMS flow each ServiceMix component gets a JMS queue instead of an
in-memory Seda queue. So as a message travels from one servicemix component
to another it is put onto the queue of the next component from where it is
then taken for processing. Such flow is useful when requiring failover or
transactions.
http://servicemix.apache.org/nmr-flows.html

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Torsten Mielke