Hi
I was playing around with request / reply a bit and found something I can't understand.
When I run the followin snippet:

    @Produce(uri = "direct:start")
    protected ProducerTemplate start;
    @EndpointInject(uri = "mock:end")
    protected MockEndpoint mockEnd;

    @Test
    public void test002() throws InterruptedException {

        mockEnd.expectedMessageCount(1);
        String message = "my message";
        logger.info("Sending Message:" + message);
        start.requestBody(message);
        assertMockEndpointsSatisfied();
    }

My routes are the following:

from("direct:start").log("starting....").to("JMSConnectionFactory:queue:replier?replyTo=replyToQueue")
.log("back from replier").log("Body:${body}").to("mock:end");
from("JMSConnectionFactory:queue:replier").log("in replier...");
from("JMSConnectionFactory:queue:replyToQueue").log("we are in replyToQueue");


Then I get the following result:
[                          main] route1 INFO  starting....
[ main] QueueReplyManager WARN Endpoint[JMSConnectionFactory://queue:replier?replyTo=replyToQueue] is using a shared reply queue, which is not as fast as alternatives. See more detail at the section 'Request-reply over JMS' at http://camel.apache.org/jms [read #0 - JmsConsumer[replier]] TransportConnector INFO Connector vm://localhost started [read #0 - JmsConsumer[replier]] route2 INFO in replier... [#1 - JmsConsumer[replyToQueue]] route3 INFO we are in replyToQueue [#1 - JmsConsumer[replyToQueue]] route3 INFO we are in replyToQueue [#1 - JmsConsumer[replyToQueue]] route3 INFO we are in replyToQueue [#1 - JmsConsumer[replyToQueue]] route3 INFO we are in replyToQueue [#1 - JmsConsumer[replyToQueue]] route3 INFO we are in replyToQueue [#1 - JmsConsumer[replyToQueue]] route3 INFO we are in replyToQueue [ueueReplyManager[replyToQueue]] route1 INFO back from replier [ueueReplyManager[replyToQueue]] route1 INFO Body:my message [ main] MockEndpoint INFO Asserting: Endpoint[mock://end] is satisfied

What I don't understand are the lines: "we are in replyToQueue". Why is the route run several times (the number differs from test to test)?

Thanks,
Laci


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