Yes - wild cards are supported!
On Dec 20, 2007, at 3:37 PM, Lephix wrote:
thank you rajdavies. i searched the solution for my problem. and
solved it.
and one more question.
can i just hard code for the queue name?
could i type the queue name like <queue name="RECEIVE.QUEUE1.*"> ?
thank you very much.
rajdavies wrote:
The way to do this is to set excludedDestinations on the network
connections between 192.9.105.141 and 192.9.105.142
see http://activemq.apache.org/networks-of-brokers.html
On Dec 20, 2007, at 1:26 PM, Lephix wrote:
i got 3 machines and each of one got a AMQ on it.
IP are 192.9.105.140, 192.9.105.141, 192.9.105.142
i write the setting to make 3 AMQs connected using the code below:
=================================================================
<networkConnectors>
<networkConnector name="MQ01007000000000000000"
uri="static://(tcp://192.9.105.141:61616)"
failover="false"/>
<networkConnector name="MQ01007040000000000000"
uri="static://(tcp://192.9.105.142:61616)"
failover="false"/>
</networkConnectors>
=================================================================
this is one of the XML content. others are nearly the same to
connect
another 2 AMQs.
but i use producer to create about 5 messages in a queue named
FOO.BAR at
192.9.105.140.
192.9.105.141 and 192.9.105.142 get 4 and 5 messages each one.
how can i set the queue FOO.BAR at 192.9.105.140 just delivery the
message
to 192.9.105.141?
Best regards.
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