An application is using Messaging. It consumes Messages from a Message Channel, but it does not necessarily want to consume all of the messages on that channel, just some of them.
How can a message consumer select which messages it wishes to receive?
Make the consumer a Selective Consumer, one that filteres the messages delivered by its channel so that it only receives the ones that match its criteria.
There are three parts to this filtering process: ...
Related patterns: Competing Consumers, Content-Based Router, Correlation Identifier, Datatype Channel, Durable Subscriber, Event-Driven Consumer, Message Filter, Guaranteed Delivery, Invalid Message Channel, Message, Message Channel, Message Dispatcher, Message Expiration, Messaging, Point-to-Point Channel, Polling Consumer, Publish-Subscribe Channel, Request-Reply, Transactional Client
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Gregor Hohpe and Bobby Woolf ISBN 0321200683 650 pages Addison-Wesley
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