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| <p>As of version 1.1, ActiveMQ supports a technology we call <em>composite destinations</em>. This allows a single virtual JMS Destination to be used to represent a collection of JMS Destinations.</p> |
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| <p>For example you can use composite destinations to send a message to 12 physical queues in one operation. Or send a message to one topic and one queue in one operation.</p> |
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| <p>We do this using a simple separator of "," allowing a number of destinations to be specified when creating a destintation, or registering destinations in JNDI. e.g. the destination</p> |
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| <structured-macro ac:macro-id="6277290e-e1c1-41c9-8626-0903661ac49b" ac:name="code" ac:schema-version="1"><plain-text-body> |
| FOO.A,FOO.B,FOO.C |
| </plain-text-body></structured-macro> |
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| <p>Represents 3 different destinations. This could be used with a queue or topic to represent a set of 3 destinations. e.g.</p> |
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| <structured-macro ac:macro-id="40832b73-bda0-4200-b10c-cd1aa311a70d" ac:name="code" ac:schema-version="1"><plain-text-body> |
| // send to 3 queues as one logical operation |
| Queue queue = new ActiveMQQueue("FOO.A,FOO.B,FOO.C"); |
| producer.send(queue, someMessage); |
| </plain-text-body></structured-macro> |
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| <p>If you wish to mix and match the types of destination, you can use a prefix of <strong>queue://</strong> or <strong>topic://</strong> to differentiate the type of destination. e.g. to publish on a queue but also make a notification on a topic as well you could use</p> |
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| <structured-macro ac:macro-id="ae96f102-2093-47a3-8507-ed585b7c2636" ac:name="code" ac:schema-version="1"><plain-text-body> |
| // send to queues and topic one logical operation |
| Queue queue = new ActiveMQQueue("FOO.A,topic://NOTIFY.FOO.A"); |
| producer.send(queue, someMessage); |
| </plain-text-body></structured-macro> |
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| <p>Composite destinations can also be configured on the <link ac:anchor="Composite Destinations"><page ri:content-title="Virtual Destinations"></page><link-body>broker side</link-body></link>, such that messages sent to a single destination by the client will be transparently copied to multiple physical destinations.</p> |
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