bsnyder wrote:
>
> On Feb 13, 2008 12:22 PM, GeekPro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> HI
>>
>> Config:
>>
>> Amq - 5.0
>> OS - Linux
>>
>>
>> I configured the network of brokers by creating multiple instances of the
>> amq. I have a question like if I produce a message to the one of the
>> broker
>> in the network lets say broker1 using failover protocol does the message
>> gets forwarded to the remaining brokers. please let me know whether I am
>> in
>> the right direction, if not pls tell me how can achive it. It would be
>> great
>> if you can respond me asap.
>
> In a network of brokers, messages will be forwarded to the broker
> where there is demand for the messages, but only if the networkTTL
> option is set correctly for messages to make the correct number of
> hops across the number of brokers in the network.
>
> Bruce
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>
Thanqs alot for the quick response. Actually I am new to ActiveMQ I was not
aware of the ttl config can you tell where exactly in the activemq.xml do I
need to do what I shud do (Ex: 6 brokers in the network)
So according to you if we can configure accordingly we can publish to one
broker and if the broker to which we sent is up still that broker will
forward the messages to other brokers in the network. If I am wrong pls
correct me because i.e our main requirement so that if any message is
published to one broker we can connect all the other brokers with seperate
client and consume the same message.
I would appreciate if you can reply me....As I am new please excuse me if my
assumption is wrong.
Thanks
Gi
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