Thanks much for the response.
You mention customization via a destination policy entry. Do you have (or
know of) example code that I could look at (i.e. somewhere in the ActiveMQ
examples)? And how is priority set?
And another question about Queues while I've got you on the line: As far as
I
it uses a round robin dispatch policy by default but can be configured to
use a strict order (same consumer up to prefetch limit) via a destination
policy entry. Also priority is taken into consideration.
2009/7/24 Scott Lewis
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I'll let others say how it picks which among available competing consumers
gets the next message, but there are two customizations that I'm aware of:
the exclusive consumer flag (changing load balancing to failover,
effectively) and message groups, which provide a form of consumer affinity,
so tha
hmm, i'm using apache camel for doing this one.
although i set up different intermediary queues and setup consumers each.
you have different choices but the one i use is round robin
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 3:04 PM, Scott Lewis wrote:
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