Hello all, I have an interceptor that is monitoring the onSend() method, and I would like to know if the message is going to be delivered to a queue "locally" or if the message is going to be routed to another broker to be delivered to the client. In our network, it looks like this: (C=client, B=broker)
Each client is subscribed to a single and unique queue (ie consumer count for all queues is exactly 1. C1 (Q1) -> B1 C2 (Q2) -> B1 C3 (Q3) -> B2 B1 <-> B2 via 2 network connectors C1 puts a message in Q2, then C2 receives the message, and it is dispatched locally by B1 without sending the message to B2... C1 puts a message in Q3, then C3 receives the message after B1 forwards the message to B2. The intercepted method that catches the publish from C1 to either Q2 or Q3 is where I would like to know if delivering to Q2 or Q3 is "local" or "remote" to the broker its running on (both B1 and B2 are running the interceptor code). Is there any way to do this? -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/Detecting-if-a-message-was-routed-between-multiple-brokers-in-an-interceptor-tp4661164.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
