Hi, I am having an issue implementing a request/response pattern using JMS temporary queues (dynamic addressing).
The docker compose to run the brokers and dispatcher and code is shared @ https://github.com/fbyrne/qpid-dispatch-jms The test code 1. Creates a JMS connection to the dispatcher - *OK* 2. Creates a JMS session - *OK* 3. Creates a temporary queue - *OK* - I can see the temporary queue created on the dispatcher 4. Sends a message to the requests queue with reply-to as temporary queue - *OK* 5. Creates a new session - *OK* 6. Creates a consumer and receives the sent request - *OK* 7. Reads the reply-to destination from the message - *OK* 1. Address is correct 8. Creates a producer on the reply to address - *OK* 9. Sends a response to the reply to address - *NOK* - Code hangs here until the connection eventually timesout 10. Creates a consumer on the reply to address - *NOK* 11. Receives a response message from the reply to address. - *NOK* I note that there have been some issues flagged as resolved around this but these have been resolved in version 0.8.0. - https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DISPATCH-634 I appreciate any help you can give me on this. Hopefully i have just misconfigured or am missing some configuration. I hope the docker setup will assist you to reproduce. The java test code builds with maven 3.5.0 and Java 8. Kind regards, Fergus Byrne Setup information. Versions: - Qpid Dispatch: 1.3.0 - Qpid Broker J: 7.0.6 - Qpid JMS: 0.35.0 Configuration: - broker1 - Queues - requests - broker2 - Queues - requests - dispatcher - listener: amqp - connections: route-containers - broker1 - broker2 - waypoints - requests - autolinks - broker1: requests directions: in & out - broker2: requests directions: in & out
