Hi all,
I want to place a message on a JMS Queue with Akka-Camel. This works just
fine, however I want to be sure that the message was really placed on the
queue. The queue is oneway, so I do not expect any response from another
consumer. However, when I configure this in my code as oneway, the actor
sending to the producer does not get any notification that the message was
really delivered on the queue.
ProducerSupport in Akka-Camel has the following code:
protected def routeResponse(msg: Any): Unit = if (!oneway) sender() !
transformResponse(msg)
This means that I do not get any response when oneway is configured. But
the endpoint does give feedback whether the message was delivered and this
is now lost. I solved it by putting the following code in my own producer:
override protected def routeResponse(msg: Any): Unit = sender() !
transformResponse(msg)
Is there any reason for the if statement? Can anything go wrong when the if
statement is dropped in the akka-camel codebase?
Thanks,
Jeroen
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