The AMQP protocol has only been adopted by a small number of new
messaging vendors - so far. I'm not certain how existing messaging
vendors are going to be convinced its in their interests to support
it yet and currently the AMQP protocol is still stabilizing.
Have written or been involv
Hello
Could you provide a basic C++ program that reproduces the problem? Fixing
this shouldn't be too hard once we have that. You might consider creating an
issue in the AMQCPP JIRA and attaching the program there.
Cheers,
Albert
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- "Elliotte Harold" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anyone tried out Apache qpid yet?
>
> http://incubator.apache.org/qpid/
>
> Any war stories to report?
> I was wondering how it stacked up against ActiveMQ. Any particular
> reasons
> one might choose one over the other?
Well, Qpid is
I am not sure what I need to change in the AjaxServlet. This also extends
messagelistener servlet i think. Can someone point out what I need to look?
Thanks
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On 8/24/07, JohnFish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The question now is can I have a message producer in openjms and use the
> ajax functionality of ActiveMQ to consume these messages? Thanks in advance.
I think you'll have to setup a JMS bridge with active-mq to get the
messages from openjms into a
Hi,
Our tests show some problems in activemq flow-control and congestion
handling. We use C++ interface for client side with openwire transport. We
used slow consumers to test the behavior of client and server. No
persistency is used.
Our environment is:
Server:
Activemq-4.1.1
JAVA: J2SDK1.4.2_1
Has anyone tried out Apache qpid yet?
http://incubator.apache.org/qpid/
Any war stories to report?
I was wondering how it stacked up against ActiveMQ. Any particular reasons
one might choose one over the other?
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Ok. I think I got it working.
When I run my simple index.html I get the following. Is there anything wrong
in these lines?
Aug 24, 2007 1:57:14 PM org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationContext log
INFO: amq: Defaulting to use topics: true
Aug 24, 2007 1:57:14 PM org.apache.catalina.core.Applicatio
I have these already, but it cant find the servlet.
When I reach index.html (in tomcat) I get:
INFO: Server startup in 1953 ms
Aug 24, 2007 1:16:35 PM org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationContext log
INFO: Marking servlet ActiveMQAjax as unavailable
Aug 24, 2007 1:16:35 PM org.apache.catalina.cor
Thanks a lot Joe for replying to my mail. I have a client application which
can connect to all servers like Jboss,Weblogic,Tibco etc using their third
party jars. Its not vendor dependent. But it uses JNDI as the middle man.
Now i wanted to make another application of the same type which does not
I ran into the same problem; I forgot to add the activemq-web-x.x.x.jar
file.
Here is the servlet mappings that I used.
amq
amq
org.apache.activemq.web.AjaxServlet
amq
/amq/*
Hope this helps.
Bob (Buffone)
-Original Message-
From: Jo
I have heap memory error. It seems that the memory being used by ActiveMQ
isn't released.
Is there a way that we can tell ActiveMQ to clean up the memory after it
used.
I need some help and suggestion on what to do with my heap memory problem.
I am having similiar problem with other users except
Hi,
I had a lot of problems trying to figure out what my consumers on a single
queue were consuming in the begining than ended-up consuming nothing after
few messages are sent:
- I tried both 4.1.1 and latest 5.0 snapshot
- I created multiple queue consumers on single queue (2 to 10) in same JVM
Hello Pankaj,
You cannot use ActiveMQ to access BEA's JMS implementation (MessageQ). These
are two different JMS implementations that use different Java class
libraries and underlying wire protocols; therefore, they're not
interoperable.
If you plan to point your client to different JMS prov
Hello, All!
I also try to use ActiveMQ as Jabber Server.
I was build it from last svn trunk "apache-activemq-5.0-SNAPSHOT" (20070823)
After start I see only one message about "Failed to create local registry",
and ActiveMQ starts successfully (for ex. WebConsole works fine).
But when I try to logi
Hi,
any thoughts on this issue?
What I've also faced is that especially with activemq-cpp, when the
process is killed abnormally (that is, without closing connection to
broker), ActiveMQ broker keeps connection as active (visible via JMX,
org.apache.activemq->localhost->Connection->openwire) and
hi all:
I'm first use above command run queue consumer:
java.exe org.apache.activemq.ConsumerTool tcp://localhost:61616 false
FOO.TEST true
then run three producer using above command three times:
java.exe org.apache.activemq.ProducerTool tcp://localhost:61616 false
FOO.TEST tru
Hi all,
I'm using activemq in a replicated message store configuration with sequoia
(pooled with c3p0). I would like to be able to put a timeout on the queries
that activemq uses for persistence because sometimes sequoia can hang a
query (i'm working on that issue seperatetly) which causes active
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