Hello,
Our application is essentially a pipeline of processing engines that
communicate via JMS queues, and so far, ActiveMQ has been the JMS
implementation of our choice. In our application, engines produce data and
dumping it onto a queue, and a number of engines read that data, process it
Hi,
Is it possible to create temporary destinations with a given name, instead
of having ActiveMQ creating a name?
For example,
createTemporaryQueue("My.Chosen.Name");
Thanks,
Jason.
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We attempted this as well, but it seemed the JCA adapter for AMQ was
implemented to throw on all the new JCA 1.5 calls. So the MDB deployer
would immediately fail when it tried to setup the listeners. Looking at the
jca source from AMQ (was a pre 5.0 snapshot from a month or two ago) the
methods
Thanks, that worked.
- Sandeep
Adrian Co wrote:
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> Use the failover protocol.
>
> http://activemq.apache.org/failover-transport-reference.html
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Thanks. This worked and the war files are in their relative targets.
I'm relatively new to maven - is there a specific way to get maven to put
them in the assembly target archives?
- Mike
Mario Siegenthaler-2 wrote:
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> That's actually a good question. The path I submitted that contains
> the
we get message larger than 20KB!
ashforduniversity wrote:
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> Hello,
> We have ActiveMQ running and we are using Stomp.php to push messages on to
> it. We have alwways had success until we had the need to send data larger
> than 10KB which does not get accepted by ActiveMQ at all? We ahve prove
http://activemq.apache.org/articles.html
Jiang wrote:
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> James , whether you can make a tar or zip file of activemq document for us
> download. (Just as java document or use pdf format) . Sometimes network is
> not reliable , it is not convenience at such time.
>
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Hi,
We are trying to connect a .NET client and EJB 3.0 runing on JBOSS using
AMQ. We setup the queues on JBOSS and works fine, but we can“t recieve
messages in EJB, anybody knows if EJB 3.0 is currently supported by AMQ?,
some configuration example for EJB 3.0 in some place.
Thanks a lot.
Chuco
On 7/6/07, James Strachan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
FWIW lots of the test cases in ActiveMQ derive from
EmbeddedBrokerTestSupport which explicitly creates/stops a broker
which might help work around this glitch.
e.g. in your test try creating, before the connection (and stopping
after the con
Hello
I suspect GCC 3.3 might be a bit on the old side for compiling ActiveMQ-CPP.
You probably want to use GCC 3.4 or later.
It might be possible to make a few modifications to the code to get it to
compile with GCC 3.3, but judging from the error messages, this might turn
out to be hard wo
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