RC2-jmsOutboundGateway

[ashleyvijay]

Hi,

I have few questions about the new attributes in jms outboundgateway in RC2 version
1. whts the function of " delivery mode"
2. Whts the difference between "request-destination" and "reply-destination"
3. Should I use reply-destination or reply-channel to reply to messages in a queue??
4. "jms-queue" still valid in RC2 documentation ??
Thanks in advance

[Mark Fisher]

The request-destination is where you want the JMS Message to go and reply-destination is where you expect to pick up the JMS response. The 'reply-destination' is optional (it will use temporaryQueues if you do not specify it).

The 'request-channel' and 'response-channel' are the same as before: Spring Integration channels.

The 'request-destination' replaces 'jms-queue'. Since we added 'response-destination', the use of just 'jms-queue' is not specific enough.

The 'delivery-mode' is the JMS Delivery Mode. If you don't need to set this, it will use the default (persistent).

We will be updating the JMS gateway docs for 1.0 Final: http://jira.springframework.org/browse/INT-478

Hope that helps.
-Mark

[ashleyvijay]

Hi Mark,
Thanks for the reply

reply-destination is where you expect to pick up the JMS response. The 'reply-destination' is optional (it will use temporaryQueues if you do not specify it).

Did u mean reply-destination is used to pick up jms messages from a jms queue?? If so, is there a way that I can reply to these jms messages??

The 'request-destination' replaces 'jms-queue'. Since we added 'response-destination', the use of just 'jms-queue' is not specific enough.

I hope u meant 'reply-destination' here