activemq 4.1.1 configure a new database(sqlserver) and replayce default derby db

Hi, I need to change the persistence database to sqlserver2000 instead of derby, I follow the steps both in http://activemq.apache.org/sqlserver.html and http://activemq.apache.org/how-to-configure-a-new-database.html, but I still get exceptions. The property "dataSourceRef" cannot be recognized.

Re: 4.1.2 release date

On 9/18/07, Jamie McCrindle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi guys, > > As always, great job on ActiveMQ! > > We're switching to MySQL for one of our deployments and we've just run > into http://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1236 (Pure JDBC > Master Slave problem with ActiveMQ 4.1.1 and MySQL

Re: Help! Missing messages in Multithreaded producer

You are correct. The Session was shared among threads and it was a bug in the test case. A Session per thread solved the problem. Thanks a lot James. James.Strachan wrote: > > On 9/7/07, tendlu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Not all messages(persistent) to a queue are sent to the broker if >>

Re: Unexpected remote command

I am trying to connect two 5.0 brokers via a duplex network connection without much success (see exception stack below). I am using the latest 5.0 snapshot. If I take out "duplex=true", both brokers are happy-campers and life is good. Has the duplex feature been fully implemented? - Thanks ERROR

Re: Can a MDB listen at queue

I think that I have the same problem. I have a client on a server A that sends JMS messages on a activemq broker on a server B. The messages are send on the queue "queue.reporting". There is a persistence database on my server B. When I look at the messages, I see that the container is queue://qu

4.1.2 release date

Hi guys, As always, great job on ActiveMQ! We're switching to MySQL for one of our deployments and we've just run into http://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1236 (Pure JDBC Master Slave problem with ActiveMQ 4.1.1 and MySQL). Are there any plans to release 4.1.2 anytime soon or should I s

Re: Problems building with Maven

This error comes from garbage in your local repo. Just delete it and retry. rm -Rf ~/.m2/repository On 9/17/07, pjackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I tried compiling the ActiveMQ 4.1.1 source with Maven 2.0.4 and 2.0.7 and > get this error. Can't figure out how to fix maven to get past

Re: Retrieving Messages Out of Sequence

As it turned out the exclusive.consumer feature wasn't helping my situation. So I took that out , but adding the maxSessions = 1 seems to guarantee proper sequence everytime. I have ran a number of test cases and it always comes up correct. I will experiment more with different flags to see if i

Re: Retrieving Messages Out of Sequence

Since you are using groups and sequence numbers, why not just rely on AMQ's "message groups" feature? That way you don't have to worry about tagging destinations with exclusive.consumer=true. wojtek.z wrote: > > Crap I think I answered my own questions :) > > Problem was I wasn't setting the

Re: Looking for Help ActiveMQ and Jetty

Thanks for the info, and the patience. I will download Firebug and see what I can see. You will most likely be hearing from me. J chago wrote: > > I have tried your example and it works for me with my new amq.js file and > the one that is in the head. I suspect that their is some component >

Re: Retrieving Messages Out of Sequence

Crap I think I answered my own questions :) Problem was I wasn't setting the exclusive consumer / max Sessions on my OUT queue, instead I was putting it on my IN queue which my listener wasn't processing. After setting it on the correct one it works with 4.1.1 ... stupidity strikes again. Now on

Re: Retrieving Messages Out of Sequence

Thanks for the replies guys Maybe to clarify I am using a custom message listener to retrieve the messages. I recently tried to set "exclusive consumer" as well as "maxSessions=1" but I still get the messages out of order. The strange thing I found was that if i put messages on the queue and my l

Re: Java to C++

Using CMS as you suggested worked. I was able to get Java to publish and C++ to subcribe to a message. Thanks. pjackson wrote: > > Can Java apps talk to C++ apps using active MQ? Would they both use the > openwire transportConnector? I want to pass xml messages (i.e. strings). > > The incub

Re: Problems building with Maven

I was connected to the internet, but behind a firewall. Perhaps that is the problem. I guess I could try it at home instead of at work. I'm not worried about this problem as I got my program running using the existing jar files. I tried to build ActiveMQ using eclipse, but there were a lot of

Strangeness with MemoryPersistenceAdapter

I seem to have stumbled across a memory leak using an embeded broker with MemoryPersistenceAdapter. I'm not sure whether it is the culprit but was wondering whether anyone else has come across a similar issue. Here is the relevant part of the config.

Re: Redelivery behaviour

Ok. As far as I can tell redelivery only takes place locally. Once you've taken a message another worker will not see it even if you call rollback. The message only goes back to the queue when the worker that took the message disconnects. Is there another way to force the message to go back to th

Re: Performance Tuning guide available...

On 9/18/07, StefanL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > it seems that the performance guide isn't available any longer, following > the link below sends you to the AMQ issue tracker page. > > Has the guide been removed? I was just looking at those articles last week and thinking of updating them.

Re: Performance Tuning guide available...

Hi, it seems that the performance guide isn't available any longer, following the link below sends you to the AMQ issue tracker page. Has the guide been removed? /Stefan James.Strachan wrote: > > Incidentally we've created a little performance tuning guide here > which folks might find useful