Re: Sending a message between two ActiveMQ using mina

[Simpor <si...@transrail.se>]

Claus Ibsen-2 wrote:
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> On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 3:56 PM, Simpor <si...@transrail.se>
> wrote:
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>> Hi, thanks for the fast reply!
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>> I just realized that I forgot to mention what version I was using and you
>> had already responded then. :-)
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>> My version is: apache-camel-2.0-M1
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>> Ok.. I don't really follow you with the inOnly or outOnly. Haven't I
> Okay lets try the EIP patterns language then :)
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> *inOnly*
> http://camel.apache.org/event-message.html
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> *inOut*
> http://camel.apache.org/request-reply.html
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> From what I read in your route description its an *inOnly*.
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>> specified:
>> SideA: ActiveMQ-1, queue1->send with mina/tcp-port1
>> SideB listen on mina/tcp-port1->ActiveMQ-2, queue2
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>> And then
>> SideB: ActiveMQ-2, queue3->send with mina/tcp-port2
>> SideA listen on mina/tcp-port2->ActiveMQ-1, queue4
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>> That is what I want to do.
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> You can start to build the skeleton with some simpler components to
> make sure overall route is okay.
> So instead of mina and amq you can use seda and mock for testing.
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> This allows you to easily get started
> from("seda:queue1").to("seda:tcp1");
> from("seda:tcp1").to("seda:queue2");
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> from("seda:queue2").to("seda:tcp2");
> from("seda:tcp2").to("seda:queue3");
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> But that only works within the same camel context as they are of
> course not remote protocols.
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> How do you send the first message to the JMS queue1 that starts it?
> Could it be that this one have a JMSReplyTo set so Camel thinks its a
> request/reply message?
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> Try adding .inOnly() after the first from in your route to force inOnly
> from("amq:queue1").inOnly().to("mina://...."
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To put the first activeMQ-message on the queue I'm using the spring
jmsTemplate. So it's totally separated from camel.  

I have now tried the inOnly() method. And so far it works as i expected. 
Thanks for the help! :-)
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