Well, they say that the sourcs code itself is the ultimate
documentation. :). But in this regard, there is not a single location
that lists all possible URI parameters for the .NET client in a single
location. I think the Java client is documented, and we try to stay
compatible, but I know there a
Hi Kalana,
Check for a code/configuration that sets the client id, either on the
ActiveMQConnectionFactory or on an ActiveMQConnection. The client id should
be unique among the connected clients (as per the JMS Spec).
I believe the issue at the AMQ site was related to InvalidClientIdException,
Do I need the amq.js files or can I use native jquery xmlhttp tools to read
the queues?
I am sending messages as xml and I am having significant issues decoding
them with the javascript scripts provided. Single line messages work fine.
Any help would be appreciated.
Z
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I have a set up where I have 3 servers and 2 brokers:
Server A: running an embedded broker (BrokerA) on localhost:61616
providing a message Queue called QueueOne
Server B: subscribes to QueueOne on localhost:61616
has an embedded broker (BrokerB) producing a topic
We use fuse-message-broker-5.0.0.9, which we use to create a connection
factory. And after running the service for sometime, we can't connect to the
Activemq(new Sessions). It will give and error saying we are trying to
connect from the same clientId.
Please see the stack strace below.
javax.jms.
More info for this problem:
Producer output
[java] Sending message: A: Message: 67 sent at: Thu Apr 03 17:34:22 EDT
20...
[java] Sending message: A: Message: 68 sent at: Thu Apr 03 17:34:23 EDT
20...
[java] Sending message: A: Message: 69 sent at: Thu Apr 03 17:34:23 EDT
20...
Now it is working properly the issue was with the Windows FireWall, after
disabling firewall it started working..
mir_akhil wrote:
>
> Hi
> I have tried both with and without connectionTimeout property in the
> transport URL
> but it does not work, I think there is some firewall issue in the ne