Hi,
I am migrated derby to Mysql with ActiveMQ.xml file. But If I used same Db
instace to two servicemix I am getting beow error while processing the
request(sending xml file to input queue getting results from WS to output
queue). Stace stace like bleow.In both servicemixs using same
compon
On Jun 13, 2007, at 5:56 AM, Torsten Curdt wrote:
How do I register the transport for the URI prefix "zeroconf". I
just cannot find how :)
look in org.apache.activemq.transport.discovery.rendezvous
in the META-INF subdir of the jar, there's files that AMQ uses to
discover what classes to us
On 6/18/07, cppUser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Since I couldnt get the active to run on Solaris,
Why? What went wrong?
Iam trying to post the
message using plain http(s). Could someone throw some light on how to
achieve this?
Example :
"http://localhost:61616/admin/send/?destination
On 6/18/07, j0llyr0g3r <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey ho folks,
my question is a bit specific...
Are the amq-message-queues availabe to the external system i.e. Jboss?
Sure, if you install the ActiveMQ Resource Adapter into JBoss you can
use the ActiveMQ JMS provider in JBoss
I know that
On 6/18/07, jcm231 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
I am have a standalone ActiveMQ server and I am sending messages using a
producer. The messages include the JMSXGroupID header with two different
values: "one" and "two". I launch two Consumer objects, both being threads
and implementing the int
Opps, I meant ActiveMQ v4.1.1.
On Mon, 18 Jun 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to run ActiveMQ v1.1.1 in a pure master/slave setup on a pair of
RHEL servers using Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build
1.5.0_11-b03) and it doesn't seem to reliably handle failover.
I'm trying to run ActiveMQ v1.1.1 in a pure master/slave setup on a pair
of RHEL servers using Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition
(build 1.5.0_11-b03) and it doesn't seem to reliably handle failover.
The first issue I am seeing is that the master server keeps generating the
fol
Thank you very much!
/U
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From: "Mario Siegenthaler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I just played around with it a little: The easiest syntax is:
>
> name="jms/ConnectionFactory"
> auth="Container"
> type="org.apache.act
I just played around with it a little: The easiest syntax is:
alternative is
brokerURL="vm://localhost?brokerConfig=xbean:file:./activemq.xml"
depending on whether you want the configuration xml within or outside
the classpath.
You can also configure your broker using the Broker-URI
Mario,
How do I specify the network connector in the JNDI configuration?
Is there a way to point Tomcat to the xbean configuration for the broker
instead of replicating the configuration element by element? I use the
xbean config file to specify the JMX configuration, ceiling on the memory
foot
I am upgrading from 4.1.x to SNAPSHOT 5.x to take advantage of the file
backed pending queue feature in the latest code. btw props out to the
engineers for the refactoring the memory model. many thanks.
I was able to drop the 5.0 snapshot in w/o any headaches and get the FPQMSP
working. While Im r
Mario,
Thanks for the explanation. If I incorporate the JNDI configuration of amq,
would Tomcat automatically start the broker? I need to create an embedded
broker with network connectors. If I specify xbean configuration in JNDI,
would Tomcat automatically create the broker and issue broker.sta
Hi!
I am have a standalone ActiveMQ server and I am sending messages using a
producer. The messages include the JMSXGroupID header with two different
values: "one" and "two". I launch two Consumer objects, both being threads
and implementing the interface MesageListener. The result is that only
Hi ...
I am looking for documentation about how to use ws-eventing within Active MQ
..
Is this possible ? and where can I find some information please?
Thanks.
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Hey ho folks,
my question is a bit specific...
Are the amq-message-queues availabe to the external system i.e. Jboss?
I know that jboss replicates http-session over the whole cluster, but is
Jboss "aware" of the amq-queues?
If one machine of the jboss-cluster breaks down => one queue is lost
I think the easiest way would be to use a broker that is started by
tomcat. This can be done using JNDI-configurations in the tomcats
server.xml (see http://activemq.apache.org/tomcat.html).
To connect to the broker you can either get the connection-factory via
JNDI (standard way) or just make a n
I have an EAR in which I am taking connection through BrokerService and I
have another WAR in which I am taking connection through
ActiveMQConnectionFactory. When I Start my Application Server, I get an
error in getting connection from ActiveMQConnectionFactory in the WAR.
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Hi all,
Since I couldnt get the active to run on Solaris, Iam trying to post the
message using plain http(s). Could someone throw some light on how to
achieve this?
Example :
"http://localhost:61616/admin/send/?destination=channel://account/Events&persistent=false
blah blah the right way"
Be
- "Albert Strasheim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> P.S. My previous suggestion still stands: if you want to use
> PyActiveMQ
> with MapMessage, you need to use the Openwire wire format.
Good suggestion. Especially, since Stomp has some bugs in ActiveMQ, not just
just in the C++ librar
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