I'm not sure if the problem I have is rather a conceptual one or a technical one due to misconfiguration.
The goal is to send two way messages between a Java EE application hosted in an application container (specifically WildFly here) and a Java SE application running standalone all using standard JMS protocol and a topic. I though this shall be possible as long as they are both using same broker and same topic.
So I have an external Artemis instance running as the message broker and have successfully setup a producer and a consumer in separate beans on the Java EE application. They are both using same topic named "topic1". Messages sent by this producer is received successfully by the consumer bean.
Now I have setup another pair of consumer and producer in a Java EE application that runs outside of any container as an stand alone application. They are connecting to same broker, and are using same topic "topic1". Also messages sent by this producer is received by this consumer.
I was expecting when any of producers publishes a message, both consumers shall receive them. But nothing goes between these two apps. Neither the app inside container is receiving messages from standalone one, nor other way around. Am I making a conceptual mistake here or is something wrong with configs?
