BrokerA also needs a transport connector defined pointing to the TCP
TransportConnector defined in BrokerB
agrabil wrote:
Sorry, forgot to mention that I'm using ActiveMQ 4.1
Greg
agrabil wrote:
I am testing what I believe to be a very simple network of brokers
scenario that I can't seem to figure out. I have two brokers:
Broker A has a tcp transport connector for itself, but no network
connectors defined.
Broker B has a tcp transport connector for itself, and a network connector
to the tcp port at broker A's IP address
After starting both brokers, I see the TCP connection established
successfully between the two.
If I use the ProducerTool to publish messages to MyQueue on Broker A, and
I have run the ConsumerTool on Broker B, I don't receive any messages from
MyQueue. Instead, I have to connect the consumer directly to Broker A to
consume these messages.
However, if I reverse the test, and I use the ProducerTool to publish
messages to MyQueue on Broker B, and I run the ConsumerTool on Broker A, I
*do* receive the messages.
It seems once the two brokers are connected, I should be able to do this
sort of thing in either direction. Am I missing something? Or, can
someone explain why messages only seem to flow to other brokers in the
direction that network connectors are established?
Thanks,
Greg
