Hi Eddie,
thanks for the reply.
Now I can make multiple requests for the same services successfully.
Thanks a ton,
regards,
Neha
Eddie Epstein wrote:
Neha,
- I deploy one service on another machine with a Queue name say Q1 which
connect to the broker on machine 1.
./deployAsyncService.sh
$UIMA_HOME/uimas_test/examples/deploy/as/Deploy_tokenSentenceaggregate.xml
As you say, this deploys a service on machine 1, presumably with Q1 as
the queue name in the deployment descriptor.
- I start another service on third machine with Queue name say Q2.
./deployAsyncService.sh
$UIMA_HOME/uimas_test/examples/deploy/as/Deploy_tokenSentenceaggregate.xml
and another on machine 2. Did you change the queue name in
Deploy_tokenSentenceaggreate.xml to be Q2 for this service instance?
- Now on the client machine I run this command:
./runRemoteAsyncAE.sh tcp://IPBrokerMachine:61616 Q1 -d
/hdd-1/AStest/uimas_test/examples/deploy/as/Deploy_tokenSentenceaggregate.xml
The last argument, "-d /hdd....", is deploying another instance of the
service on machine 1. According to your scenario, this is not needed
as the service was already deployed.
- Now on client2 I run the same command.:
./runRemoteAsyncAE.sh tcp://IPBrokerMachine:61616 Q2 -d
/hdd-1/AStest/uimas_test/examples/deploy/as/Deploy_tokenSentenceaggregate.xml
ditto.
So my problem stands there itself, that how do I process different Document
ID's from different client machines on different instances of the same
service.
please suggest me what should I do.
Double check that the deployment descriptor on machine 2 is specifying Q2.
Eddie
