Petals SE JSR181

The JBIContext class provides a method sendAsync( AsyncContext ac ).
But there is no support in the component to handle these asynchronous contexts. You can put a context on the exchange but not be notified when the exchange is complete.

• A workaround may be to mix the JSR-181 and the POJO approach (a public method in the implementation).
• Another solution may be to have a method in the JBIContext to send asynchronously several messages.
  Example:

  List<Exchange> exchanges = new ArrayList<Exchange> ();
  for( int i=0; i<=5; i++ ) {
      // Build a set of exchanges
      exchanges.add( newExchange );
  }
  
  // Send asycnhronously all the messages
  // Let the component deal with the CDK code and with the asynchronous part
  JBIContext.getMessageSender().sendExchangesAsynchronously( exchanges );

• Last solution: replace JSR-181 by JAX-WS.
  JAX-WS has an asynchronous model. See http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2006/09/19/asynchronous-jax-ws-web-services.html