Guillaume,
Thanks for your help. I now able to run successfully the bpel-bpe
example using the service-jms component intead of the JMS lightweight
component and the JORAM JMS implementation instead of the ActiveMQ
implementation.
Regards.
Hélène.
Guillaume Nodet wrote:
Afaik, this is not related to ActiveMQ.
When the servicemix-jms receives a jms
message to use in an InOut exchange, the
input jms message must have a replyTo
destination set. The bpel just send the
answer back to the jms component, which
send the answer on the specified destination.
It should work for any jms provider, you
just need to set the replyTo destination when
you send a JMS message to servicemix-jms.
On 9/26/06, Hélène JOANIN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I successfully rewrite the bpel-bpe example delivered in the ServiceMix
3.0.M2 package, by using the service-jms component intead of the JMS
lightweight component.
I would like now to use the JORAM JMS implementation instead of the
ActiveMQ implementation for the servicemix-jms component.
Thanks to Charles Souillard for it previous work which allows me to work
successfuly some examples.
Nevertheless, I not able to rewrite the bpel-bpe example to run it
successfuly on this JMS implementation.
Indeed, I don't know how to specify the target service for the bpel
response.
It seems in the bpel-bpe example, that the response of the loanbroker is
sent to the "demo.org.servicemix.output" Queue.
How the NMR knows that the destination is the
"demo.org.servicemix.output" Queue ?
It seems is due to the using of
MultiplexingRequestor.newInstance(factory, inQueue, outQueue) in the
JMSClient. Is it correct ?
How can I do with another JMS implementation than ActiveMQ ?
Is it a way to specify this destination in a configuration file ?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Hélène Joanin.
