On Jan 18, 2008, at 4:13 PM, Viktor Matić wrote:
Hi,
I have installed two brokers (ActiveMQ 4.x) on which producers are
creating queues with identical names. At some point I need to
interconnect these two brokers to enable message flow between them.
My idea is to create a queue in the first one eq. out1.queue which
is bridged to the other message broker and named eg. in2.queue. This
can be easily done with bridging and everything works as it should.
I also need to send messages in opposite direction, from second
broker to the first one. I have tried to use same approach to solve
this but I have failed. Logically, problem arise while trying to
start message brokers because first one started complains with
exception Could not connect to broker URL: tcp://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.
I have read posts that suggests using network of brokers to resolve
situations described above. But as I can understand in that case all
queues propagate through whole network of brokers. Which in my case
would lead to queue name collision since these to brokers contain
queues with same names.
I am new to JMS technology so my apologies if I am asking to simple
question.
What is best approach to bidirectionally interconnect to brokers?
Viktor
Hi Viktor,
I suggest you upgrade to ActiveMQ 5 - and read this:
http://activemq.apache.org/networks-of-brokers.html
You can configure your brokers to use networks that only forward to
certain destinations (inclusive filters) or exlude certain
destinations (exclusive filters)
cheers,
Rob
Rob Davies
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