You need to have ConnectionContext to send messages within the broker.
If you don't have any you can try grabbing admin connection context
Broker.getAdminConnectionContext(). It seems like your case is an
extension of current advisory support in the broker. If so you might
consider extending it to
Thanks for the reply ! (Hvala puno! :))
My use case is that I need to send messages as a reaction to some events in
the broker.
So lets say that when some conditions are fulfilled I need to send a new
message to some queue.
In the example that you've sent it is the scheduleRedelivery method that
Hi,
do you need to do it from the broker, or just the same JVM. If it
doesn't need to be done from the broker, you can use regular JMS
producer to connect to your broker and send messages (or even use
Camel to make things easier).
If it needs to be from the broker, you probably need to create a
p
Is it possible that nobody had need to send message from the broker to some
queue...
My problem is that I cannot find how should I create ProducerBrokerExchange
and ConnectionContext objects appropriately.
Please if anybody has any ideas...
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