Hi Guys,
I just want to report two issues I have experienced while using
ActiveMQ. I use Stomp (my own Python implementation) as the protocol to
communicate with ActiveMQ.
- Messages are stuck in the queue when multiple consumers process series
of messages in the second time. In this ca
I change the connection option "copyMessageOnSend" to false, it still
failed..
error :(if the option is true, everything is fine)
Exception in thread "main" javax.jms.JMSException: Connection refused:
connect
at
org.apache.activemq.util.JMSExceptionSupport.create(JMSExceptionSupport.java:
Hi Guys,
I would appreciate some help in understanding why messages do not get routed
between brokers the way I am expecting them to :confused:
- I have two brokers (A and B), both with the same startup queue (q)
configured.
- On node B, there is an in VM consumer connected to q.
- At startup
On 8/15/07, ttmdev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> As a new AMQ user, I was hoping to attend AMQ tutorials and/or sessions at
> the upcoming ApacheCon in Atlanta. However, it appears that there will be no
> such tutorials or sessions. Are there any plans to add any to this or any
> subsequent Apac
As a new AMQ user, I was hoping to attend AMQ tutorials and/or sessions at
the upcoming ApacheCon in Atlanta. However, it appears that there will be no
such tutorials or sessions. Are there any plans to add any to this or any
subsequent Apachecon?
Thanks,
Joe (ttmdev)
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I have encountered strange problem related to the active mq thread
management. This causes the JVM to crash.
The environment is the following:
- windows 2002, jdk1.5, activeMQ 4.1.1
After the 2,3 hours the JVM just crashes.
Here is the pid log file:
#
# An unexpected error has been detected
I have started using Active MQ to build an Ajax application and currently
running into problems. When I publish messages from the client. All other
clients don't get the message, including the client that sent the message.
I am using ActiveMQ 4.1.1 Tomcat 5.
Here is a the code I am using.
//
Hi Dinesh,
the client just needs APR installed.
main.c is just an example, stomp.[ch] are the "library"
You can compile it with
gcc -pthread -D_GNU_SOURCE -o example -I /usr/local/apr/include/apr-1/
main.c stomp.c /usr/local/apr/lib/libapr-1.a
It works but unfortunately it suffers problems sinc
Hi there,
I'm using ActiveMQ 5.0 Snapshot and Perl and C Stomp Clients everything on
localhost on Ubuntu 7.04.
When repeatedly start and my Stomp clients which connect, send exactly one
message and disconnect, after about 5 times ActiveMQ refuses to acknowledge
the connect.
If I wait for some m
On 8/15/07, pplive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am a newcomer of AMQ, and I want to ask whether AMQ supports Queue-2-Queue
> transfer?
> Okay, here are more details..
> Two different machines, Broker A (172.168.25.3) has a Queue
> AA(example.queue.a), Broker B(172.168.25.98) has another Queue
>
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