2008/9/2 Bastian Preindl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi, > > I'd like to interconnect two servers with a broker on each server. Messages > sent to the first broker shall be replicated on (or forwarded to) the second > broker. The communication is one way only. If one of the both brokers fail > for some reason, the messages should be sent/received after the connection > is re-established. The consumers/producers should only need to connect to > the local broker. > Future brokers should be able to be connected to the first broker. > > For now I've created a topic with a durable subscriber and it works perfect > for one broker. But I'm pretty much overstrained by all the possibilities > given for the interconnection of multiple brokers. I've tried to > interconnect two brokers using a "networkConnector" (using tcp) but if a > topic is created on the first broker, and a consumer is subscribing on the > second broker, messages aren't delivered at all. > > For my pretty simple scenario, what would be the best solution/method > (having extensibility in mind)?
For clustering, you use Master/Slave... http://activemq.apache.org/masterslave.html (not store and forward networks). You're main choice is between using a shared file system or database - for easy fail-back and management - or to use pure master slave which only supports failover, not fail-back and you have to manually copy around files if you want to bring back an old master. -- James ------- http://macstrac.blogspot.com/ Open Source Integration http://open.iona.com
