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1. Re: Making Diverts Persistent
clebert.suconic Nov 29, 2010 11:45 PM (in response to smjain)Yes, we need to persist this on the journal.
HornetQ has three journals: One for messages, one for bindings and one for JMS objects. On the case of diverts, we need to send those to the bindings journal.
For destinations, those are controlled at the JMSStoragemanager. You can take a look at the code, as it's going to be somewhat similar.
On the case of diverts, we need to do it at the regular StorageManager / JournalStorageManager. (Use Ctrl-F/Ctrl-T on eclipse to find the exact package)
(notice that for every public method on the JournalStorageManager, you have it defined on the StorageManager interface. So this will be easy to be eventually implemented using a DB approach).
Also, to support this change, you will need to change HornetQServer::deployDivert to have a persist parameter. If persist=true, then you store it on the Storagemanager.
You will need to load it on JournalStorageManager::loadBindings and recreate the divert structures.
I can give you more help as you progress on this. Please ask any question if you feel stuck.