Mike Brown wrote:
>
> I downloaded swiftmq and got the sample (SimpleQueueSender, etc.) to run all
> on the same machine. However, I wanted to set it up to have the sender on
> one machine and the receiver on another (Win32 and Linux). However, I get
> connection refused....
That are original JMS examples from Sun. They work when you run router
and examples on the same host. To deploy them to other host, you have to
change the SMQP-URL in SampleUtilities.java.
> Do I have to have a router running on each machine? With appropriate
> routing between them? Or can I have one router on the "server"?
You can run one router on one server.
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