Is there a way to set up a JMS consumer endpoint so that it only picks messages up from the queue based on a certain configured frequency? I currently have 2 systems that need to be integrated together. The first system creates around 6000 orders, while the second consumes those 6000. The consuming system is also accessed by several other applications, so there is a worry that sending 6000 orders (even if it's sequentially) will overload the system. Based on this, I would like the producer system (the one that creates the orders) to place them on a JMS queue. I then want the ESB to have a consumer endpoint that slowly (maybe every 2-3 seconds) sends an order to the consuming system. This should effectively keep this integration from overloading the second system. Any suggestions on how to do this?
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