Non collocated usage of AMQ and geronimo

[devdev]

Hi

I've been looking for a tutorial or example in vain.  I'm looking for using
AMQ and geronimo in a non collocated fashion.  I have 4 app servers
(geronimo) on 4 different computers and I'd like all 4 to communicate w/ an
AMQ hosted on a different 5th computers.  

Configuration examples I found thus far address the case where the queue is
collocated w/ the appserver.  Note that AMQ is running by itself (not in
another geronimo)

Thanks much
JFR
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message forwarding

[devdev]

HI all,

I am looking for writing a feature to forward messages in a given queue to
other queues/topics.  Instead of creating a process that listen on the queue
(as consumer) and put the messages in other queues (as publisher) is it more
appropriate to use a plugin or interceptor to host this functionality?

Thank
JFR

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Re: message forwarding

[devdev]

Thank you Bruce for the suggestion.  I've looked at Camel and it's quite
interesting.  However in my scenario, the i am dequeueing from one activemq
instance and pushing the message into another activemq queue.  Both activemq
reside on different servers.  From what I have seen, I believe Camel would
only route within the same machine.  Is that correct?

If not what would be the syntax of the URI in this xml config example?  I
couldn't find and example where I specify a
protocol:hostname:port:queue_name.

Regards

http://activemq.apache.org/camel/schema/spring";>

  
  



  

  
  


  







bsnyder wrote:
> 
> On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 8:14 PM, devdev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> HI all,
>>
>> I am looking for writing a feature to forward messages in a given queue
>> to
>> other queues/topics.  Instead of creating a process that listen on the
>> queue
>> (as consumer) and put the messages in other queues (as publisher) is it
>> more
>> appropriate to use a plugin or interceptor to host this functionality?
> 
> It would be more appropriate to use Camel for this feature. When you
> download ActiveMQ 5.1, check out the configuration example in
> conf/activemq.xml and look at the  element. It
> demonstrates how to move messages from one queue or topic to another
> queue or topic. More information is available here:
> 
> http://activemq.apache.org/camel/jms.html
> 
> Bruce
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