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Re: [ecf-dev] RE: ecf-dev Digest, Vol 35, Issue 19
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Scott,
Thanks for your reply. Ok, here is the tricky part of what I am trying to accomplish. Assuming I am using the ECF ActiveMQ provider, and I manage to send a serialized message (ie, maybe using the remote services), but once ActiveMQ receives the message, (for example, the message can be a class like this):
class MessageToSend {
public String provider = "ecf.yahoo";
public String command = "SEND";
public String message = "hello world";
public String from = "
sender@xxxxxxxxx";
public String to = "
target@xxxxxxxxx";
}
ActiveMQ needs to instantiate the ECF provider, but ActiveMQ is not running in OSGi mode (ie, it is like a servlet), how can ActiveMQ instantiate the right provider and send the message? Should ActiveMQ make a http call back to a headless Eclipse that has all the ECF provider code? Or should I be running an embedded ActiveMQ broker within the headless Eclipse?
Regards,
Dicky Johan
