Discussion:
jms:transaction and DefaultMuleClient
Pablo La Greca
2012-06-27 17:47:55 UTC
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The problem is that you can't do that with JMS transactions.
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When you are working inside a JMS transactions, message to outbound endpoint will only be sent after you commit the transaction.
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So it's impossible to expect a response from a transactional jms:outbound-endpoint since the message receiver will not get the message until your flow execution has ended.
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Or you don't need transactions or you don't need to use jms in your use case.
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HTH, Pablo.

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