shuttle how to run in the dual network environment

[zhangxishi]

We run the system under the dual network environment, in order to ensure the normal operation of the network, terminal and server connected at the same time a and B nets, subscribermessagetype using machine name as a connection to the destination address, for example: msmq://t-pc/pubsub-MainClient-inbox-work, I would like to ask in the routing table,

1, ESB shuttle is how to carry out the conversion of the machine name to IP? Is the conversion of the A network address or B web address? Whether IP are required in the same network?

2, if the B net A net of which a net break, MSMQ how to switch?

[eben-roux]

The underlying msmq implementation uses msmq in the same way if one uses it directly. If msmq cannot resolve the destination properly you will run into some friction. You could always opt for using the IP address if the machine name cannot be properly resolved, The path is determined by the Shuttme.Esb.Msmq implementation as follows:

Path = Local
    ? string.Format(@"{0}\private$\{1}", host, uri.Segments[1])
    : usesIPAddress
        ? string.Format(@"FormatName:DIRECT=TCP:{0}\private$\{1}", host, uri.Segments[1])
        : string.Format(@"FormatName:DIRECT=OS:{0}\private$\{1}", host, uri.Segments[1]);

[eben-roux]

If you find that msmq is too limiting in this regard I would suggest that you perhaps take a look at a broker like RabbitMQ.

[zhangxishi]

Does the MSMQ use the machine name to access the interface with the network switch possible ?

[eben-roux]

There are different ways to connect (as shown above). Can I suggest you try StackOverflow for MSMQ specific questions.

[zhangxishi]

thanks