To "just eat the event":
- You would need to be able to detect (at startup? in runtime?) that
this will happen and then put something in place to eat it.
- You would not be taking into account the receiver()/request()
usage. Because even though there is no consumer/receiver configured a
receive()/request() could be performed at anytime programatically via
MuleClient or other, and if you have already eaten the event, the
client code isn't going to get anything.
Dan
On 10 Dec 2007, at 16:22, Holger Hoffstätte wrote:
> Daniel Feist wrote:
>> Yes, the testcase is failing with OutOfMemoryException because it
>> has an
>> outbound endpoint with no consumer.
>>
>> I just wanted to throw out the more general question of what to do in
>> these situations, if anything...
>
> IMHO just eat the event.
>
> -h
>
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