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Geert Schuring commented on SMX4NMR-233:
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When using clustering this already happens as the request message remains in
the message queue until a client processes it. I agree that the NMR should
behave similarly when only local endpoints are used.
> NMR should block if target service is unavailable to facilitate lazy init of
> services and/or temporary abscence of a service.
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> Key: SMX4NMR-233
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SMX4NMR-233
> Project: ServiceMix NMR
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Adrian Trenaman
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> Right now, if you use the NMR within ServiceMix 4 (I'm using 4.3 FUSE), an
> invocation on a service that is not registered on the NMR will fail
> immediately. It would be better if it did not fail, but block for a period of
> time (say 30 seconds, similar to the delay on an OSGi service in blueprint /
> Spring DM) and only fail if the target has not returned in the delay period.
> This way we can handle temporary outages of backend services and service
> updates.
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