Imagine a full Q/R environment, each request (message put on a request queue, read by the provider of a service) has an answer (message put on an answer queue, read by the requester).
Imagine a full duplex network of brokers 1 created on "multicast1" group. They provide "Service1" functionnality, and all expose a transport Connector with "multicast1" discovery value. A new broker (broker A) comes up and needs "Service1".So, it knows that it had to contact some brokers on multicast1 group. It creates a networkConnector with "multicast1" group value. A full Duplex connection is created between this server and all servers of the "multicast1" group. brokerA can send a request and receive an answer from one broker of the "multicast1" group. Imagine that this new broker (A), provides "Service2", and belongs itself to a "multicast2" full duplex group and exposes a transport connector with the "multicast2" discovery value. Imagine now, that one broker of the "multicast1" group (broker B) needs "Service2", so, knows that it had to contact the "multicast2" group and creates a full duplex networkConnector with "multicast2" group value. My question is : between broker A, and broker B, how many tcp connections will be created ? 2, 3, or 4 ? Eric-AWL -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Full-Duplex-Network-of-brokers-and-number-of-connections-questions.-tp24758942p24758942.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
