Thanks for the reply. Do you happen to know the configuration flag for kaha
persistence to enable syncOnWrite? If kaha does not support that can you let
me know a storage adapter that I can use that supports syncOnWrite?
TIA
rajdavies wrote:
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> ActiveMQ has a pluggable storage mechanism - and
Sean,
you've missed out the most important information - which version of
ActiveMQ are you running ?
cheers,
Rob
http://rajdavies.blogspot.com/
On Sep 21, 2007, at 1:31 AM, Sean Folster wrote:
I have 3 different brokers (B1,B2,B3) running on 3 different servers
(S1,S2,S3) in network br
ActiveMQ has a pluggable storage mechanism - and the ability to sync
to disk for every write is usually a property of the Store used by
the broker. For amq 5.0 - the default store is the amq store -
where the property is syncOnWrite, default is off.
On Sep 21, 2007, at 12:44 AM, tendlu wro
Hi jefetech,
I am also facing same issue what you are facing. did you get any
solution for that. Please provide me your guideline so i can implement the
same thing.Your support will be highly appriciated.
J
jefetech wrote:
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> Browsers occasionaly go dead and stop receiving JMS messages
Hi Bob,
I am also having same issue what you are facing. can you just tell me if
you have got any solution for that.your guideline will highly appreciated.
J
Bob Buffone-2 wrote:
>
> I have started using Active MQ to build an Ajax application and
> currently running into problems. When
Hi Karthick,
I am not able to see this performance guide anywhere. can you provide me
link using which i can check out performance tip.
i have gone through this site but it is showing AMQ issue tracker page.
http://devzone.logicblaze.com/site/how-to-tune-activemq.html
J
skarthik wrote
I have 3 different brokers (B1,B2,B3) running on 3 different servers(S1,S2,S3)
in network brokers configuration below
I then run 2 consumers from example on each server
(in build.xml changed
ant consumer -DclientId=test1 -Dtopic=true
ant consumer -DclientId=test2 -D
James or Hiram?
tendlu wrote:
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> Tibco has a configuration to mark a queue "fail safe". This means the
> messages for a "fail safe" queue is synchronously written to the disk. In
> other words, no buffering is done for write (probably uses fsync -- that
> gaurantees the data is flushed to the
I notice that you are not supplying any authentication. Is it
possible that your MQ Series broker requires it?
On Sep 20, 2007, at 3:07 PM, thaibox1 wrote:
I'm using MQ series 5.2 (I know it's old, but it's supposedly JMS
compliant).
We're looking to move off Websphere MQ and I'm evaluat
I am trying to use the BlobMessage to send a file directly from producer to
consumer.
All works fine, the BlogMessage message is sent from producer to
consumer;except, the consumer always gets a NULL InputStream when it invokes
BlobMessage.getInputStream();
My BLOB transfer policy is set as fol
I'm using MQ series 5.2 (I know it's old, but it's supposedly JMS compliant).
We're looking to move off Websphere MQ and I'm evaluating ActiveMQ, but
we're still going to need to hook it up to Websphere MQ since most of our
remote clients use that app for remote messaging. The problem I'm facing
There appears to be a problem browsing queues with ActiveMQQueueBrowser when
the connection is not
explicitly opened before creation of the Session. This isn't in itself a
problem but it does cause problems when a pooled connection factory is used
as there isn't a guarantee of the connection bein
What is the expected compatability between a JMS consumer using the AMQ 4.1.1
libraries and a server running a 5.0 snapshot?
It seems to me that messages are not being received although the consumer
appears to be registered.
I've encountered similar issues with the latest stable build of CMS wher
Hi
We have one topic publisher that publish 2M messages with 4 durable
subscribers. Things go fine till we reached 1.7M we get the
outofmemoryerror.
AMQ is setup to use 5 * 20M log files, and derbydb jdbc persistence. It
starts with -Xmx1024M and
At the time of the out of memory, one of the
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