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child container

A container that is created by a container on the same host. Child containers are run on the same host as their parent container, but each child runs in a separate JVM.

When created using the console's admin:create-container, a child container inherits the features, feature repositories, and configuration from its parent. When a child container is created using the fabric:container-create command, the fabric:contaier-create-child, command, or Fuse Management Console, it does not inherit any configuration from its parent.

Regardless of how they are created, child containers can be started and shutdown from their parent container's console without using SSH.

client

An application that uses the message broker to communicate with other applications. These applications use one of the broker's client API to connect to and interact with the broker.

cluster

A group of brokers among which clients can failover.

composite destination

A virtual destination that serves as a proxy for multiple destinations. Producers can send messages to the composite destination an it will be automatically sent to all of the physical destinations that make up the composite destination.

See Also virtual destination.

connection

A bridge between a client and a broker connector.

See Also transport connector, network connector, network of brokers.

connection factory

An object that a client uses to create a connection to a broker. A factory supports attributes that configure the quality of service for the connections it creates.

connector

An object that connects clients to a broker.

consumer

An application that consumes messages from a messaging destination.

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