By default, a forwarding bridge does not support message flow in both
directions. However, if you're using a relatively recent AMQ 5.0 SNAPSHOT,
you can override this default behavior by setting the networkConnector
element's 'duplex' attribute to true as follows. This will create a two-way
or full-duplex bridge.
<networkConnector uri="static:(tcp://localhost:61617)">
name="duplexbridge"
duplex="true"
</networkConnector>
Hope this helps
ranjan santa wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I am putting messages in a queue and forward them over two bridges in a
> row to a broker, all ActiveMQ instances on different machines. This works
> well.
>
> But also I want to send messages back on another queue. So as I
> understand, I have to configure the broker also as a bridge, the middle
> bridge to forward in the other direction and the first bridge to be a
> broker too.
>
> This is not working, the messages are not beeing forwarded from the other
> end. I am not sure if this is the right way to do this.
> Are there any suggestions?
> Thanks, Ranjan
>
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