Hi,
Sorry this may be a silly question, I'm new to ActiveMQ and reading ActiveMQ
in action but I don't understand with a desktop application with multiple
different users connecting to a broker how you can provide the same
messaging functionality but unique to each user.
For example, a system where a user can use their application send an order
and receive updates on it. The send queue could be generic to everyone one
but if you use a queue like jms:order-updates then how can each individual
user get their specific updates?
I imagine here you could maybe use some form of publish subscribe or for
reply - request to which your messages would specify a dynamically allocated
queue, e.g. something like jms:updates_<user_id>
Just feels ott / not scalable / I'm not getting something.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Jon
Sorry this may be a silly question, I'm new to ActiveMQ and reading ActiveMQ
in action but I don't understand with a desktop application with multiple
different users connecting to a broker how you can provide the same
messaging functionality but unique to each user.
For example, a system where a user can use their application send an order
and receive updates on it. The send queue could be generic to everyone one
but if you use a queue like jms:order-updates then how can each individual
user get their specific updates?
I imagine here you could maybe use some form of publish subscribe or for
reply - request to which your messages would specify a dynamically allocated
queue, e.g. something like jms:updates_<user_id>
Just feels ott / not scalable / I'm not getting something.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Jon