owain wrote > Of course you can access the RabbitMQ server that someone else has set up > and consume messages from that. When in development mode you may want to > install a local Rabbit MQ server on your machine for unit testing > (technically integration tests though) There is probably a neat installer > or a docker image to make this trivial. Put your URI's in a properties > file and switch them for testing and production. > > Have a think about the tests you need to perform (i.e. incoming messages > and what conditions you need to deal with). > > HTH
Thanks! This is the approach I am planning to attempt. Will use a rabbitMQ setup on the laptop to simulate/mock an external source. With luck and coffee I hope to have this working before the weekend. -j.kammer -- View this message in context: http://camel.465427.n5.nabble.com/How-can-I-configure-Camel-ActiveMQ-to-receive-from-an-external-RabbitMQ-producer-tp5785283p5785333.html Sent from the Camel - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
