For simple use, I think one broker is enough. If the MDB is hosted in the same vm of the broker, vm protocol is enough. If not, tcp transport could be used. I remembered that there is some advanced features for multi-brokers, you might ask it in the ActiveMQ mail list ;-)
2010/4/30 easyl <[email protected]> > > Hallo, > > At the moment I run multiple applications (EAR with MDB) in a single > Geronimo. > > I am trying to run applications on different Geronimo (i.e. on different > JVM) within one physical machine. > > server \--- Geronimo1 \--- appA > \ \--- appB > \ > \--- Geronimo2 --- appC > > appA, appB and appC send/receive JMS to/from each other. > > > Can someone give me some suggestion? > > do I need one or more than one broker? should I set a broker for each > Geronimo? > what kind of transport should I use? is simple VM possible? > is there any example of setting up such AMQ? > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://apache-geronimo.328035.n3.nabble.com/looking-for-some-suggestion-for-setting-AMQ-across-multiple-JVMs-tp767393p767393.html > Sent from the Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > -- Ivan
