I have implemented a simple POJO that receives messages using the documented setup via Jencks, and it seems to work well.
However what I really need is to implement a standard request/response, where the POJO (well I guess it isn't really a POJO anymore :) Responds to the request via the standard reply-to mechanism. (Usually to a temporary queue created by the requestor).
This would seem like a very standard thing to do, however I can't find any examples or documentation on what the best way to do this is using Jencks.
I see the docs on outbound messaging, should I just combine that with the inbound messaging? Seems a little inefficient.
The unit tests have a request/reply test, but they reply uses a handbuilt session, not using jencks at all.
Any help or pointers to a real application using Jencks this way would really be appreciated.
Thanks.
