Hi Jordan,
Thanks for the reply; I thought JMS Flow was used to bridge ESB
containers?
Correct me if I am wrong. I’m not sure how this would work for a J2EE
application. I was thinking of using an asynchronous request/reply model to
interact with the ESB, using a JMS client to send request and Message Driven
POJOs to read the response, but am questioning the use of messaging just to
have two VM communicate.
I do plan on using JMS Flow or something similar for the node to node
communication.
James
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