Hi Mark,
Did you run the "mvn install" first ?
Willem
Mark Webb wrote:
Rob,
Thanks for the information. I have downloaded camel and wanted to try
it but the examples do not compile. Do you have any information on
this? I would really like to try this out.
Thanks again
Mark
On Tue, Jun 3,
Hi again,
some more tests showed, that you need just one consumer to see the problem:
10.000 messages are in a queue (persistent by the amq-store; prefetch size
is 1). Now create a consumer in his own thread, recieve messages and after
awhile - let's say 1 second - close the consumer and create
Rob,
Thanks for the information. I have downloaded camel and wanted to try
it but the examples do not compile. Do you have any information on
this? I would really like to try this out.
Thanks again
Mark
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 10:13 AM, Rob Davies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 3 Jun 2008,
this is because the build tool, Maven, that is used to create the
distros for ActiveMQ, doesn't create compatible binaries for Solaris,
even if you use gtar on Solaris, as opposed to the regular one.
this is what I had to do to get it to work
1. download the .tar.gz onto a linux box
2. gunzip
Rob,
Thanks for the response! I've tried using separate consumers, one for
each queue, and got the same results. So, it doesn't appear to be
caused by the wildcard '>'. I will raise an issue for this.
For the time being, do you know if I can setup a cron job to delete the
old files? If we set
Ivan Jovanovic wrote:
>
> I'm experiencing the same problem with the large messages in PHP/Stomp.
>
> Did you solve this one, since your problem dates from couple of months
> ago?
>
Hi,
We were not able to find a solution other than not to send such large
messages. We haven't tried 5.1 so I
I'm experiencing the same problem with the large messages in PHP/Stomp.
Did you solve this one, since your problem dates from couple of months ago?
Thanks in advance for the answer.
Cheers,
Ivan
gwittel wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> We're using a Perl/Stomp client to retrieve messages out of a standar
On 3 Jun 2008, at 14:55, Mark Webb wrote:
I was interested in sending SOAP messages over JMS using ActiveMQ. I
have googled around and have not run across any good
examples/tutorials on the subject. Does anyone have anything on this?
Thanks
Mark
Hi Mark - want to take a look at Apache Came
I was interested in sending SOAP messages over JMS using ActiveMQ. I
have googled around and have not run across any good
examples/tutorials on the subject. Does anyone have anything on this?
Thanks
Mark
I found a very strange problem.it fill an issus at
https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1764
Could anybody tell me it is a bug or my configure mistake?
Hi Marco,
Marco Buss wrote:
>
> what acknoledge mode did you use? Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE?
> try to use Session.CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE an then send the ACK manualy.
>
we use transactional sessions, so no (??) acknowledge mode is used.
Marco Buss wrote:
>
> I`t would be fine if you can provide
Hello,
what acknoledge mode did you use? Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE?
try to use Session.CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE an then send the ACK manualy.
I think when the client is closed. He has not send back the ACK for the
actual Message. If there is no ACK for the Message then it will be
redelivered.
I`t woul
I am using http tansport in order to cross firewall.
I have message broker configured to support http.
activemq.xml snippet:
...
http://172.16.233.50:61618"/>
...
and have 2 java
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