correct!
On 6 Aug 2009, at 12:19, Eric-AWL wrote:
Ok. It's good news.
If I correctly understood, with a duplex network connector, the same
network
connection (TCP for me) is used to send and receive all messages,
synchronously and asynchronously on the two sides of the connection.
And
there is no need of a "return" route to configure through the
firewall.
Thank you for your quick answer.
Eric-AWL
rajdavies wrote:
When duplex is enabled - the single connection is used by the local
and remote broker. So to get through firewalls - only the brokers
outside the firewall should create the network connection - and mark
it as duplex
cheers,
Rob
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