On Wednesday 27 June 2001 11:15, you wrote:
> Hello,
>
> there is a possibility to set up a distinct SwiftMQ router on SwiftMQ.COM
> with the Replicator Swiftlet and a replication source on a directory
> where we can store new SwiftMQ distributions. On your side you'll need
> the JMS bridge to connect to the router (for security reasons; otherwise
> everybody would be able to administer our router). Then you install the
> Replicator Swiftlet and define a replication sink. Then you'll get new
> SwiftMQ distributions automatically and don't have to download it each
> time.
>
> Is anybody interested that we set up that stuff?
Definitely.
Would the Replicator Swiftlet (the source) be available for own use,
so that the same or a similar mechanism could be used to deploy routers
in a local network?
Thomas
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