Hi

I'm evaluating ServiceMix for a project and would like to have some quick 
pointers about how to setup SM to accomplish the scenario described below. 

Scenario:

Flow:
An externally exposed http-endpoint backed by a wsdl, called ENTRY:EP, that 
consumes soap messages and put them on a queue called QUEUE A.

A content based router, called ROUTER, that consumes the messages on QUEUE A 
and sends the message to different external HTTP-endpoints, called EXIT:EPs,
as 
soap-messages based on the content of the messages.

Requirements:
The invocation of ENTRY:EP should be as fast as possible. The invoker is
only 
interested in if the message has been received and successfully added to
queue A.

If the ROUTER receives a fault or exception when invoking an EXIT:EP it
should 
try again until it is successfully probably by putting the message back on
QUEUE A
or in some Dead Letter Queue.

The scenario seems pretty straightforward and I wonder if I could accomplish
it 
by only configuring the flow with the components that "comes with the box"
or
if I have to build custom components to do it?

Regards,
Johan

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