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Great articles. They are worth a link from NMS page.
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Is it possible to do a release sooner rather than wait for camel? (how long
of a wait are we talking about here? days? weeks? or months?) I would really
like to move to 5.0 but I can't use a SNAPSHOT version in production.
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I recently put a variant of the following (in my activemq.xml file). When I
start up the broker I don't see any confirmation that a destination policy
has been setup? How can I test or confirm that it has been accepted and it
is working?
Here's your sample code:
Hi, I'm using build version 643461 of activemq (windows XP, Java 6, MySQL).
(svn link https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/activemq/trunk)
Sometime, a (or some) message(s) hang in the queue while no consumer eat it.
It happen after a failover.
Scenario:
2 brokers (jdbc master/slave), 2 consumers, 2
Dear all,
I try to use a XPATH selector on a Queue using a STOMP client.
The message text is: bar
The selector is: XPATH '/*' (this expression returns the root element and so
should return true)
The STOMP client does not receive the message, I tested ActiveMQ 5.0 and
ActiveMQ 5.1 snapshot (of
Please disregard my previous post; it was incorrect! d:(Thanks G, for
catching my mistake.
This exception is being thrown because the broker planetlab1.tmit.bme.hu is
trying to set up a demand forwarding bridge with the local broker
pl3.technion.ac.il, but pl3.technion.ac.il is saying that
HI All,
I am using AMQ 4.1.1 with journaled jdbc persistence (which I gather is the
fastest form of persistence in 4.1.1)
I observe that when I have around 100K messages (each of size 100KB) queued
up and I try to stop the broker using a ^C it takes more then one hr to
stop. During this time, AM
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Andrew M-2 wrote:
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> It looks from this page:
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> http://activemq.apache.org/nms.html
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> like NMS allows openwire to talk to .NET languages. Are there any
> examples
> of that?
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> Thanks,
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> Andrew
I don't really know what the problem is you are seeing from the
description.
Please provide a sample app and description of how the problem can be
reproduced.
Regards
Tim.
On Tue, 2008-04-01 at 05:45 -0700, narts wrote:
> For my application what i am dong is once iam connecting to actimq then,
For my application what i am dong is once iam connecting to actimq then, i am
generating messages to send by one by one. After generating each message iam
forwarding to appropriate destnation through activemq.
Ahen i run Stackwalker for this application it is showing stack over flow in
activemq cp
Not sure if this is supported in C++ but in Java you could use consumer
priorities, as explained in
http://activemq.apache.org/consumer-priority.html.
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