Thanks for the response. I greatly appreciate it. This is one of the main
issues we are having as well. In addition, we are seeing duplicate messages
in some cases when brokers are reestablished.
This feature is extremely important to us as well.
Thanks,
Paul
Steven Dalton-2 wrote:
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Did you ever figure out what is going on? I am experiencing this as well.
Thanks,
Paul
Bidimus wrote:
>
> I'm working with a configuration of three networked brokers each with a
> bridge to the other two. The purpose is to provide redundancy as well as
> load balancing.
>
> It works as exp
I've also tried to a get a network of brokers running using activemq
4.1.1.
The messages send and receive fine until I start taking down and
bringing back up the brokers. The connections between the brokers are
not re-established.
I have been watching this list for a while and have noticed a
I too am very interested in finding some case studies or at least experiences
that other folks have recently had with Network of Brokers config/use. If
this works, it would suit our needs well. However, I have been having
various problems with it.
Thanks,
Paul
LikeEvents wrote:
>
> Can som
Hi Guys,
I'm newbie on ActiveMQ. I've been trying to develop JMS using ActiveMQ. I
create 2 file
first as sender :
package tutorial.jms;
import java.util.Date;
import javax.jms.Connection;
import javax.jms.ConnectionFactory;
import javax.jms.JMSException;
import javax.jms.MessageProducer;
impor
Can someone point me to a case study of having a cluster of brokers.
I want to put lets say a set of brokers in a cluster in one data center and
similarly in others.
How does persistence work in ActiveMQ 5.0, can you have durable messaging
without a database in the backend. (Through replication.)
Hello All,
my existing webapp works in the following way:
1. client send a request to my webapp
2. my webapp insert the request to a PostgreSQL table, get the
sequence.nextval(), as an request ID
3. my webapp response the client with the request ID
the client wil
