thank you! I'd try it.
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Hi,
I emulate synchronous HTTP communication(that is requirement):
1. I send http request to the Servlet from a browser.
2. Servlet opens connection to the remote queue/server and send the message
there.
At the same time new Temporary queue opened to accept reply messages for
each new HttpSessi
One solution, that I see is following(please, correct me if I'm telling silly
stuff):
1.
message producer to be aware of partitioning between VM1 and VM2, it should
maintain the "partitioning map":
user1: vm1
user2: vm1
user3: vm1
user4: vm2
user5: vm2
2.
vm1 and vm2 are to become "groups" and p
Hi,
I searched this forum for the answer, but did not find it.
Although the situation is probably typical.
Imagine 2 VMs. Each one responsible for subset of users and does process
messages for it's own subset of users.
Subsets are different on VM1 and on VM2.
Sender sends the message, intending
