Hi, In a learning mode here.
- Say, I have a Camel Context in a container, Tomcat in my case. I want to have two+ instances of the container (Tomcat) to address my performance/failover issues. Q: How does Camel scale across multiple containers? Details: - Say, I have: FTP => JMS InOut => Print-The-Results Service - I place the same route into two or more containers, expecting scalability to trigger on. Here is where my confusion comes from. One instance (container with Camel context) may fire up a request to JMS Provider, while a different instance may receive the response. The 1st instance would hang up (or get an Exception into its Exchange); the other instance would get the response with missing all the "enriched" headers from the 1st instance Exchange. I am clearly missing some points. Your help is appreciated. Thank you. - Serge -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/Scalability-Multiple-containers-with-the-same-Camel-Context-tp5658343p5658343.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
