Hiyas, I am writing my first service flow and there is something I am a little confused over that I was hoping someone could clarify:
My intent is to publish a pipeline type process. Essentially, there will be a series of queues and services and each service reads from a designated queue and writes its response to the next queue in line. The confusion results in configuring the service that exposes the process entry. All it should do is receive a message and place it in the 1st queue. To do this it would appear as though I should use the <http:provider /> component to establish the service (connect to a backend service) and the <http:consume /> component to make it publically accessible. What I don't understand is how do I make the service response route to the JMS queue? The <http:consume /> component does not allow you to route the output returned from the <http:provider /> component to another component (whether it be a jms queue or a router)... What is the proper way to achieve this setup? The basic example lists this as a use case but does not provide the configuration setup used to achieve such an execution... Thanks. Keith -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Flow-Initilization-tp25669419p25669419.html Sent from the ServiceMix - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
