1 Reply Latest reply on Mar 9, 2011 7:17 AM by ade

    Trying to understand NMR in an OSGi / Camel environment

    thygesen

      What is the idea of using NMR?

      Is it a little lige using SEDA or Direct components, but enables you to exchange messages between different camel contexts (in various bundles)?

       

      What happens if a producer sends to a NMR endpoint with no consumer(s)?

      Are the messages kept?

      and for how long?

      are the producers slowed down if "some buffer" is full, or what happens?

       

      brgds,

      Peter (Spørge-Jørgen)

        • 1. Re: Trying to understand NMR in an OSGi / Camel environment
          ade

          You've got the right idea bout the NMR. It's like SEDA or Direct, but allows inter-bundle (and inter-camelContext) communication. And, the NMR can be run in a clustered mode (with ActiveMQ under the covers) so that messages can pass transparently between different JVMs.

           

          Hope that helps.