I guess I am not making myself clear, so I will post the question in another way...
As the system administrator for our infrastructure, we currently have a legacy application called 'Fileman' that is a C/C++ program that runs on multiple servers and communicates with other Fileman instances by opening every TCP port across our internal network and then transmits data files from once instance to another instance, but on the file sender and receiver locations (think of it as an enhanced 'rsync' listener): i.e. server.mydomain.com:/web/domain.com/working/inbound I am trying to see if Active MQ can be utilized as a replacement for a message transaction system between multiple servers. Coming from an IBM MQ Series background (i.e. v5.0 to 5.2.1), all I needed to do originally would be to setup the queue manager, the queues and channels between servers. I would also use IBM's Q.exe application for putting and getting messages from the Queues via a Trigger Queue Monitor. Here is a link of what I am looking at accomplishing: http://middleware.its.state.nc.us/middleware/Documentation/html/csqzal05/csqzal0539.htm As for my programming background: I have ZERO Java programming experience. The best I can offer is shell scripting (ksh/bash/sh). mtlZhen wrote: > > you can DefaultMessageListenerContainer in Spring context. Please refer to > Spring documentation. > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Proof-of-Concept-tp17491928s2354p17515423.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
