Hi, We have to communicate between two JBoss servers via JMS. In one JBoss we plan to use Camel to send messages to the other JBoss instance. One of the main requirements is to send messages in the same order as we received them from the external system even the receiving JBoss was down or communication was brocken for a while. Example: Consumer JBoss is down and we receive 1000 messages which shall be persisted to be able to send them later. If it's possible to send again messages it shall be possible to first send out those 1000 messages by keeping their chronological order before sending other messages received during sending them. For sure we could persist every messages in our RDBMS and then send them from that pool but I'm asking my self if Camel would have this kind of built-in functionality. I've already checked the Aggregation, HawtDb, MongoDb etc, but I don't really know how to apply one of them to realize the described functionality. I also searched in the forum if analogue or same subject already discussed, as you see, w/o success. Thank you in advance Greetings Josef
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