Okay, thanks @jeremyjh. To describe the problem at hand a bit:
We have a system that stores product. That system exports changes of a products data as a XML file on its host. Currently that message needs to be sent to five recipients, all Java based queues. The senders are currently externally developed java ‘snippets’ that they call JMS senders. Now we have to send these messages to three more recipients, all Java based queues.
Rather than letting the next three senders (that’s really what the external developers would do and charge for) be implemented in Java for a lot of money and a few other drawbacks, we want to use our own queue (e.g. RabbitMQ). To which we will enqueue the XML file into eight queues and handle the sending to the eight recipients. The recipients do not want to change anything in their queues and thus only support the JMS API.
Any thoughts on a better approach or a way to communicate with this JMS API via Elixir?
