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From: Eugeniu <eugen100@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Load balancer and InOut pattern
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Hi

Is it possible to use a load balancer in request-reply scenarios?

I have the following scenario:
The first route is exposed as a soap web service to the external
applications. That route does some validation and depending on the
validation result either throws a WebFault or returns an acknowledgment to
the client after which the message is further processed.

If a <loadBalance> element is used in that first route immediately after the
<from uri="cxf:bean..."> is it possible to send that request to other copies
of that route and get the acknowledgment/WebFault reply back and then to
forward it to the requesting client?
 

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