I come from the older IBM MQ Series environment, so I have some understanding of MQ Series and how it works on a basic level.
I have been exploring Active MQ to replace an aging file transfer application that was built in-house. My question is... Under IBM MQ Series, you needed to have both the MQ Server and MQ Client on each site if you wanted to setup channels and local/remote queues. Does Active MQ act the same way? _or_ Can Active MQ have a central broker site and allow a 'point A' client send a message to a remote queue found on the Broker site and then have 'point B' could use another client to access that Broker holding 'queue' and download the message? -- Michael -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Understanding-Active-MQ-tp17427371s2354p17427371.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
