No, journaledJDBC is still there. If you are having issues configuring
ActiveMQ inside a regular Spring.xml you could try using the factory
bean instead...
http://activemq.apache.org/how-do-i-embed-a-broker-inside-a-connection.html
On 4/9/07, Andy DePue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We are looking
You might want to try 4.2 which supports spooling to disk to avoid
memory exhaustion.
On 4/10/07, Ramesh Bobba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have 4 consumers - 2 durable and 2 non durable. What I am observing is
that when a durable consumer is down, none of the other consumers get
data! I
Hi,
I have 4 consumers - 2 durable and 2 non durable. What I am observing is
that when a durable consumer is down, none of the other consumers get
data! I am using 4.1.1. I am also observing that when a consumer is
down, the memory keeps increasing. The memoryManager element does not
seem to ha
Tim,
You are correct. I am going to try and use
ContextSingletonBeanFactoryLocator.
Infact i will also increase MaxPermSize to help the situation.
Although, i am still trying to understand the stack trace problem.
Thats my core issue.
Why does activemq fail after recv. a few messages.
Interesting
I believe the max number of MDB instances that will be started is a
container-specific setting, for example with JBoss its going to be in the
ejb jar META-INF/jboss.xml file.
Tim
avin98 wrote:
>
> My MDB is in a long lived conversation state, and I have Authentication
> Requests arriving on
If your hunch is correct (about Spring initializing a new context for each
MDB instance) you can try a SingletonBeanFactoryLocator :
http://www.springframework.org/docs/api/org/springframework/beans/factory/access/SingletonBeanFactoryLocator.html
In setMessageDrivenContext, do something like this
Thank you, James!
That tiny method would be really handy.
I'll look at how to submit a patch and will try to provide one.
Andrew.
James.Strachan wrote:
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> On 4/9/07, astepanenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> is there a way to know that Session was closed, something like isClo
We are looking into upgrading from AMQ 3.1 to 4.1.1 (embedded in a
Spring based app). I attempted to get things going using the spring XML
below, based on examples given on the AMQ web site. However, the XSD
does not define a "journaledJDBC" element, and any attempt to use it
results in a val
Ahhh. I am currently using Spring. When I login through our UI it holds a
lock on the server. Any recommendations for starting the slave on a separate
thread?
Thanks in advance. Here is the current config:
The slave needs to be started in a separate thread. How are you
deploying ActiveMQ inside JBoss?
On 4/9/07, Franz Garsombke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to setup 2 JBoss instances on different physical machines using
ActiveMQ with JDBC Master/Slave. The mechanism seems to work where t
On 4/9/07, astepanenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
is there a way to know that Session was closed, something like isClosed()
method? I cannot find one.
So, currently the only way to know the session was closed (either
intentionally or due to a network problem) is to get an Exception tryin
On 4/9/07, cyborg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>Pull out a network cable? Kill a process?
if I do that, client will not be able to connect to my broker, so it will
not know about the message
and won't redirect. I don't get this part...
client sending messages doesn't know about other brokers,
Hello, I am trying to use AMQ as a JMS provider and running into problems.
Need some help understanding the reason(s).
My Env. is
AMQ 4.1.1
Geronimo 1.1.1
Spring 1.2.8
MySQL 5.0.24
I have built an EAR with Spring EJB support classes for MDB and i persist
messages to MySQL DB. I am using AM
Hello,
is there a way to know that Session was closed, something like isClosed()
method? I cannot find one.
So, currently the only way to know the session was closed (either
intentionally or due to a network problem) is to get an Exception trying to
use the Session.
Thank you,
Andrew
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I am trying to setup 2 JBoss instances on different physical machines using
ActiveMQ with JDBC Master/Slave. The mechanism seems to work where the slave
broker says:
2007-04-09 12:47:51,582 INFO Attempting to acquire the exclusive lock to
become the Master broker
The only problem is that the e
>>>Pull out a network cable? Kill a process?
if I do that, client will not be able to connect to my broker, so it will
not know about the message
and won't redirect. I don't get this part...
client sending messages doesn't know about other brokers, right? it sends to
one that knows,
or it should
Thanks for the reply. I poked around, and did not see any indication of
2nd broker running.
Then instead of running the web-demo example out of box, I started a
standalone
activeMQ, and configured jetty to talk to it via tcp://localhost:61616
instead of
vm://localhost, and still the same mes
Thanks for the reply. I poked around, and did not see any indication of
2nd broker running.
Then instead of running the web-demo example out of box, I started a
standalone
activeMQ, and configured jetty to talk to it via tcp://localhost:61616
instead of
vm://localhost, and still the same mes
On 4/9/07, Jim Ronan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
My architecture is 4 web application servers and a 2 node Oracle RAC
cluster.
I'd like have a broker running on each Oracle node, with the web
applications (JMS message producing clients) load-balanced between the two
brokers. I would al
On 4/9/07, cyborg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to activeMQ, and I guess I don't understand something.
I just started activeMQ with failover parameter in activemw.xml file,
and looks like both machines are connected.
Now, how can I test it to find out if one fails another is going to ge
Hello,
I am trying to use AMQ as a JMS provider and running into problems.
Need some help understanding the reason(s).
My Env. is
AMQ 4.1.1
Geronimo 1.1.1
Spring 1.2.8
MySQL 5.0.24
I have built an EAR with Spring EJB support classes for MDB and i persist
messages to MySQL DB.
I am using AMQ RA
Hi,
I'm new to activeMQ, and I guess I don't understand something.
I just started activeMQ with failover parameter in activemw.xml file,
and looks like both machines are connected.
Now, how can I test it to find out if one fails another is going to get
message?
How do I fail one queue? If I fail o
I have a server that embeds an ActiveMQ broker and exports a Lingo Remotable
service. The server often gets into a bad state where tons of exceptions
like the ones below are logged to console and CPU is pegged by this endless
loop of exceptions. This seems to happen after the server runs for sever
Ok, after a bit more research and experimentation I understand that this is
exactly the master-slave configuration. Sorry to bother ...
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Hi all,
My architecture is 4 web application servers and a 2 node Oracle RAC
cluster.
I'd like have a broker running on each Oracle node, with the web
applications (JMS message producing clients) load-balanced between the two
brokers. I would also have JMS clients (on other servers) consuming
m
Awesome!
On 4/7/07, Nathan Mittler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey everyone,
It's official ... ActiveMQ-CPP has OpenWire 2.0 support! (finally! :))
We've also found and fixed numerous bugs along the way. I've created a
download page here: http://activemq.apache.org/activemq-cpp-20-release.html
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