How to automatically COPY incoming JMS msgs into second queue? Camel "Wiretap" does not work?

[BenXS <bx...@yahoo.co.uk>]

I defined the following <route> for camel in an ActiveMQ installation: 

<route> 
    <from uri="activemq:inputqueue"/> 
    <wireTap uri="activemq:dupequeue"/> 
    <to uri="activemq:inputqueue"/> 
</route> 

Every incoming JMS msg should simply be duplicated. The dupe should be put
in 
another queue called "dupequeue". The original jms msg should 
remain in the input queue for later retrieval (by other java program). 
Thats all. 

The route definition above does not work. 

The "WireTap" statement is performed successfully but the jms msg is
re-inserted into the 
same source queue again which cause an endless loop. 
How can I avoid re-application of the route definition once it is execute
the first time? 

Alternatively: Is there another way to copy an incoming JMS msg into
another, second queue?

Ben 
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Re: How to automatically COPY incoming JMS msgs into second queue? Camel "Wiretap" does not work?

[Joe Fernandez <jo...@ttmsolutions.com>]

There is the recipient pattern and mirrored queues. 

http://camel.apache.org/recipient-list.html

http://activemq.apache.org/mirrored-queues.html

Joe
http://www.ttmsolutions.com
ActiveMQ Ref Guide - http://bit.ly/AMQRefGuide




BenXS wrote:
> 
> I defined the following <route> for camel in an ActiveMQ installation: 
> 
> <route> 
>     <from uri="activemq:inputqueue"/> 
>     <wireTap uri="activemq:dupequeue"/> 
>     <to uri="activemq:inputqueue"/> 
> </route> 
> 
> Every incoming JMS msg should simply be duplicated. The dupe should be put
> in 
> another queue called "dupequeue". The original jms msg should 
> remain in the input queue for later retrieval (by other java program). 
> Thats all. 
> 
> The route definition above does not work. 
> 
> The "WireTap" statement is performed successfully but the jms msg is
> re-inserted into the 
> same source queue again which cause an endless loop. 
> How can I avoid re-application of the route definition once it is execute
> the first time? 
> 
> Alternatively: Is there another way to copy an incoming JMS msg into
> another, second queue?
> 
> Ben 
> 

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