Hi, I searched this forum for the answer, but did not find it. Although the situation is probably typical.
Imagine 2 VMs. Each one responsible for subset of users and does process messages for it's own subset of users. Subsets are different on VM1 and on VM2. Sender sends the message, intending to address the particular user, but sender is not aware where the user is to be processed on VM1 or on VM2. Suppose users distributed between VM1 and VM2 by some algorithm. Suppose I wish to send the message to the VM, where the user IS BEING processed, and I want to avoid sending of the message to the second VM, which subset of users does not include my particular user. How can I do that? Imagine that subsets are not constant, some users added to some subsets, then removed and added to other subsets. So: Message dispatcher should be AWARE of which VM currently IS BEING processing the user of my interest. VM1 and VM2 is 2 servers, when users "balanced" between servers in random manner. I want avoid sending the message to the server, where user IS NOT residing, addressing EXACTLy the server where the user IS BEING processed. How can I do that? Thanks for helping me! -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/message-distribution-how-to-control-tp4256514p4256514.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
