Hi, 1. I can't use wild cards because my topics doesn't follow any specific pattern like topic.A, topic.B. They can be anything. There is another problem with this approach. Say I use a wildcard topic.* to receive from topic.A and topic.B only. But if someone publishes on topic.X I will receive those messages also which I don't want. Clearly it is not a good approach.
2. I already tried composite destinations. I was able to use them with producer for sending messages but they didn't work with consumer. Consumer was consuming messages from only one topic. Is there some configuration that I may have done wrong causing this behavior. From the documentation it felt we can use composite destinations only to send messages. Are there any other approach besides these? Do I need multiple DMLC's for this? What could be the disadvantages of using multiple DMLC's? Thanks, Steven -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/Subscribe-to-multiple-topics-tp4674684p4674711.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
