> I would like some more information on the issue of Remote Receivers. I
> saw
> some people mentioning using a unique QueueConnectionFactory for each
> router, what does this provide and how could one get a remote receiver
> situation to work...
A remote receiver is a receiver, created on the router where the client is
connected to, for a queue on another router (= remote router). That is not
possible because SwiftMQ doesn't provide internal queue proxies.
When you like to receive from a queue, you must ensure that your client
connects to the router where the queue is located on. That is quite easy.
You only have to lookup the specific connection factory which is <JMS
listener>@<router>. The distribution has 2 routers defined, each with a
default JMS listener "plainsocket". So you can lookup either
"plainsocket@router1" or "plainsocket@router2" to connect to your specific
router. You can perform the JNDI lookup from any router in the network.
--
Andreas Mueller, IIT GmbH, Bremen/Germany, http://www.iit.de
SwiftMQ - JMS Enterprise Messaging System, http://www.swiftmq.com
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