Other Message Routers decide the message’s destination based on environment conditions. We call these routers context-based routers. Such routers are commonly used to perform load-balancing, test, or failover functionality. For example, if a processing component fails, the context-based router can reroute messages to another processing component and thus provide failover capability. Other routers split the flow of messages evenly across multiple channels to achieve parallel processing similar to a load balancer.
