Gary Tully wrote:
>
> you would need to manage the slave broker start in another bean and
> thread.
> set the start property to false and inject the broker bean into another
> bean
> where the broker.start() can be called in another thread.
>
Very good idee !
Unfortunately the property start
Of course ! :)
But it's not my question. Ok, slave broker is waiting... but why other stuff
declare in my spring configuration are waiting to ?
I just want in the same JVM (same spring configuration) a slave broker (do
nothing, just wait master dead) and a consumer connect to the master node.
Bu
Hi,
I use Shared File System Master Slave configuration in two JVM with Spring.
It's works well but I would like add consumer in the Slave JVM.
I try :
failover://(tcp://master:61616,vm:localhost)
And the broker :
In this case, the slave wait f
