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This sequence diagram shows a InOut service invocation between a consumer and a provider.
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- The consumer creates an InOut message exchange, populates the "in" message (the request) and send it to the NMR
- The provider component polls the delivery channel for an exchange
- It processes the request, populates the "out" message and send it back to the NMR
- The consumer polls the delivery channel for the response
- It processes the response and mark the exchange as "done"
- The provider receives the "done" status from the delivery channel
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This example is an asynchronous invocation, but JBI also handles synchronous calls. In such a case, the consumer call to send would be a sendSync and would block the thread until the response is received. On the provider side, if the provider wish to synchronously deliver the response, the call to send (#3) would block until the consumer acks the response.
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