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# VM Connector Dynamic Routing Example

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You can use expressions to have a generic flow that sends messages to different queues depending on
certain conditions. For instance, you can make [the publish and listen example](https://docs.mulesoft.com/vm-connector/latest/vm-publish-listen)
more interesting by also using an expression in the `queueName` attribute.

Suppose that the JSON object that you get through the HTTP connector includes a destination object
that maps directly to the name of the queue to which you need to write. You can do the following:

```xml
<flow name="publish">
    <http:listener path="/json-here" allowedMethods="POST" config-ref="httpListener" />
    <vm:publish queueName="#[payload.destination]">
        <vm:content>#[payload.body]</vm:content>
    </vm:publish>
    <logger/>
</flow>
```