Hi,
Please, can you let me know if this wildcard given is correct? As mentioned
earlier, in the absence of dynamicallyIncludedDestination, the messages are
received by the consumer.
Thanks,
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Hi ,
I have setup two brokers A(sender) and B(receiver). both the brokers
have been configured with transport connector for mqtt protocol. only
broker A has been setup for network connector.AdvisorySupport is enabled.
I have 2 clients ( producer) connecting to broker A and consumer
connectin
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> attribute in the message. i.e if the message attribute is football then it
> is to be forwarded from the topic to the football queue in the same
> broker.how can i do that ?
> thanks in advance :)
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queue based on a condition
attribute in the message. i.e if the message attribute is football then it
is to be forwarded from the topic to the football queue in the same
broker.how can i do that ?
thanks in advance :)
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s did not change the situation in
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> Br,
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> acknowledgement there. We were using auto acknowledge before, but I also
> tried with client acknowledge. However this did not change the situation in
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ment there. We were using auto acknowledge before, but I also
tried with client acknowledge. However this did not change the situation in
any way.
Br,
-Pauli
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eRequestors, which internally uses
> temporary queues, to do synchronous requests from the clients to the server.
> The client also uses message selectors in its queue to direct messages to
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ternally uses
temporary queues, to do synchronous requests from the clients to the server.
The client also uses message selectors in its queue to direct messages to
different listeners.
I hope someone reading this list could point me to a solution for our
problem.
Best regards,
-Pauli Kaila
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On Tue, Oct 7, 2008 at 11:25 AM, devdev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> 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 activem
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> HI all,
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> 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 publi
functionality?
Thank
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