Hi Filip,
Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote:
>
> essentially, it's more of a tuning thingy then a memory leak, if one
> needs that many topics/queues, then not running with the dedicated task
> runner sounds like the solution,
>
I didn't understand why you classify this issue as a "tuning thing
Apologies for not posting my settings.
I have networkTTL set to 10 (there's only 4 nodes, so this should be more
than enough, and anyways i only see the message go through 2 nodes before it
gets stuck.)
dynamicOnly is true. and duplex is false. since dynamicOnly is true, the
message should only
What do you have networkTTL set at?
Also, depending on how the brokers are interconnected, you may want to
consider setting dynamicOnly to true; this ensures that messages are only
routed to brokers with active consumers.
Careful using 'duplex' bridges between brokers in combination with high
n
hi,
i have a network of 4 brokers. i've created a queue where each broker has 1
producer, and only 1 of the brokers has a consumer. i'm running activemq
5.1.
about every third or fourth message i produce on one node will not end up at
the consumer.
via jmx, i can see that the brokers all have a
that's wasn't possible in our case, since the app was 3rd party, with no
source code, we needed to override the "persistent" on the server
Filip
Rob Davies wrote:
You can always ensure the messages sent on the temporary topics are
non-persistent - (by setting the delivery mode on the producer)
Unfortunately, the Stream messages are not currently supported in the
C++ client. I think your best bet would be to break the stream into
smaller messages and reassemble, as you suggested.
It might help to use a Camel Aggregator
(http://activemq.apache.org/camel/aggregator.html) in the broker, wh
When the query command is executed, the output gives all topics, usage
statistics, about advisory, etc.
1) Is it possible to customize the output to just give discarded & matched
figures for each topic?
2) Or should a shell script be written to parse the output of the query
command to give a co
Hello
I'm trying to get the ActiveMQ authorizationPlugin to work. I'm using
the basic jaasAuthenticationPlugin configuration="activemq-domain"
properties logon. My activemq.xml, login.conf, users.properties and
groups.properties are all in my /conf directory. My activmq.xml is
only slightly di
I need to send out a stream of data from a C++ program to multiple Java
clients. I've searched around on google for info to do this with ActiveMQ,
but I haven't found anything useful. There is some talk about using streams
with Java, but that doesn't really help my situation.
There is a server
Hello Iósev,
i have take a look on your code an make a few changes so the Blob
functionality will work. The easyest way for you is to use the latest stable
release 5.1.0 because in the former versions there is a bug, so that the
fileserver webapp didn`t work out of the box.
see: https://issues.ap
Try to get a thread dump using CTRL+break on Windows or kill -3 on Unix and
examine the stack trace of each thread. It might give you some indication
where things are hanging. Then attach a debugger to the JVM and check what
the threads in question are doing.
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On 21 May 2008, at 10:35, Artur Siekielski wrote:
Hi.
We use ActiveMQ 5.1.0 in the following way: we have four queues,
each queue
has about 5-12 consumers and producers, some of them are running on
different machines. Used transport is 'tcp'. Producers use non-
persistent
delivery mode, a
Hi.
We use ActiveMQ 5.1.0 in the following way: we have four queues, each queue
has about 5-12 consumers and producers, some of them are running on
different machines. Used transport is 'tcp'. Producers use non-persistent
delivery mode, acknowledge mode is "auto". We do not create threads.
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Hello,
Rob Davies wrote:
Should I put that in jira?
Yes Please!
Done: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQNET-86
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Oleg
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