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- your client sends a message queue on machine A
- a service listening to this queue picks up this message
- the service routes the message to a queue on machine B, on which JBossESB is running
- on machine B, the message is picked up and processed by a service B listening to this queue.

- client sends message to queue on machine A:
see quickstart helloworld SendJMSMessage.java
- a service listening to this queue picks up this message:
Assuming this an ESB hosted service, see helloworld jboss-esb.xml to see how this is achieved
- the service routes the message to a queue on machine B:
now this is the tricky one because you need to make a connection to machine B but this code is running inside of the ESB on machine A. I would suggest you look at the code in SendJMSMessage.java (helloworld) as you will not be able to use the Notifier Action - org.jboss.soa.esb.actions.Notifier that you see in some of the quickstarts. You will need to write your own custom action (see more_action for an example) to send your message to another machine by first loading the correct properties for the remote box.

In this use case, you are simply writing everyday JMS code to move a message from A to B with ESB's running on both machines. There is nothing in the ESB that provides this kind of routing without sharing the registry and performing some other setup to make the 2 ESB instances look like one.

Burr