It looks like the test takes much longer timer than usual JMS test which
is about 1 second to run the test.
After checking the code of receiving message, I found you just use the
endopint.createPollingConsumer(), it may take camel some time to setup
jms listener.
On Wed Dec 14 05:05:58 2011, mattmadhavan wrote:
Hello,
*This is my Route:*
from("jms:validate?replyTo=validateResult").bean(ValidatorBean.class);
*Sending a message as follows:*
template.sendBody("jms:validate", "My Text Message");
*Receiving the replied message as follows:*
Endpoint endpoint = context.getEndpoint("jms:validateResult");
PollingConsumer consumer = endpoint.createPollingConsumer();
Object reply = consumer.receive().getIn().getBody();
The Vlidator bean just returns String (return "All GOOD") absolutely no
processing logic!
But the out put says!
[ main] RequestReplyJmsTest INFO
********************************************************************************
[ main] RequestReplyJmsTest INFO
Testing done: testClientGetsReply(camelinaction.RequestReplyJmsTest)
[ main] RequestReplyJmsTest INFO Took:
*5.187 seconds (5187 millis)*
[ main] RequestReplyJmsTest INFO
********************************************************************************
It takes 5 + secs - seems a lot! Any ideas please? The whole processing
logic (business logic)is expected to be complete in less than 5 secs
Thanks in advance!
Thanks
Matt
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