Hmm, I am not so sure about that.
The only difference between a temporary and a regular queue is that the
messages on temporary queues do not outlive the broker and/or active
connections. If there are no active producers/consumers to the temporary
destination, the destination is removed by the broker and any messages
discarded.
I would first try to set the log levels to debug and
a> See if my broker is running and a producer/consumer has been created
properly by the route.
b> I would create and set up a separate consumer thread listening on
the temporary queue, thereby guaranteeing that the queue is up and not
recycled.
c> Then I would send a message via the route.
I would also have a jconsole viewer checking to see if messages are moving
through the route and queues/topics in ActiveMQ.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Ashwin...
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FUSESource (a Progress Software Corporation subsidiary)
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