qrtt1 wrote:
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> SUMIT JAIN wrote:
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>> Is it possible to identify when does the activemq server hangs .?
>> ActiveMQ server is on Linux machine
>> 2GB RAM
>> Other processes running on this machine
>> 1.web application running on tomcat
>> 2.MySQL
>> 3.ActiveMQ server connected to our
Hi Tim,
would you mind updating the ActiveMQ-CPP main page
(http://activemq.apache.org/cms/index.html), the release notes link at the
2.2 release page (links to empty 2.1.2 release notes) and release 2.2 also
on the jira page
(https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQCPP?report=com.sourcelabs
I am using ActiveMq 4.1.1 and I am trying to read it as given below and the
path specified in the file doesnt matter the output that i get is always the
same
This is the code that i have written:
File f = new File("C:"); // File path does not matter output
remains the same
t
qrtt1 wrote:
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> consider that how many connections to your broker is reasonable?
> some situations are many connections not closed, and the broker can not
> accept any new connection.
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Actually this is the same problem as this thread:
https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1739
https
consider that how many connections to your broker is reasonable?
some situations are many connections not closed, and the broker can not
accept any new connection.
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SUMIT JAIN wrote:
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> Is it possible to identify when does the activemq server hangs .?
> ActiveMQ server is on Linux machine
> 2GB RAM
> Other processes running on this machine
> 1.web application running on tomcat
> 2.MySQL
> 3.ActiveMQ server connected to our web application
>
> Similarly
Is it possible to identify when does the activemq server hangs .?
ActiveMQ server is on Linux machine
2GB RAM
Other processes running on this machine
1.web application running on tomcat
2.MySQL
3.ActiveMQ server connected to our web application
Similarly if a consumer hangs how do we identify it
Say I have two consumers and thousands of group ids. In this case, each group
id would represent an actual entity (as in the stock example). If one
consumer goes down for a long period of time such that messages covering a
large percentage of the group ids have been processed by the other consumer
Thanks Tim, Thats pretty much, all I need to get started. Once again, thanks
for your help
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I've been dealing with this issue for the past few days and can't seem to get
around it. Our broker was running fine for several weeks, but recently it
dies about 5-6 times a day. I was using 5.0.0, but recently upgraded to
5.1.0, but the crashes are about the same between both versions.
Previous
Comments are inline:
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> 1). I suppose I'll need to download and install the backend itself
> (ActiveMQ) - are there any instructions as to how to install this and
get
> it
> working with C++ clients (via CMS/ActiveMQ-CPP)?
There's a ton of documentation on installing and configuring the Broker
Hi Tim,
Thanks for the clarification. You are quite right, so long as the C++
clients can talk to each other, the language used to implement the backend
is not a major issue (although I cant help worrying about [possible]
performance hit due to data marshalling + running in VM etc).
I have a few
I'd guess that the topics with 0 received don't have any consumer, the
ones with x have a single consumer and the ones with 2x have two
consumers registered. The two consumers both receive the message, so
two messages are received.
Mario
On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 11:28 PM, Badri
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ActiveMQ-CPP is only a client so in one sense yes you are forced to
bring java into the mix. However this is only from the standpoint that
all your C++ clients need a message broker and the broker happens to be
written in Java. The clients themselves are pure C++ client using
ActiveMQ-CPP as thei
I recently came accross CMS/ActiveMQ-CPP. I have been very impressed by the
work done so far. After several days of revisiting the project website
though - it is still not clear to me whether I can build a (C++ only)
distributed system using CMS and ActiveMQ-CPP.
Just when things seem to be getti
I saw this in one of the post:
Get a free ActiveMQ user guide at www.ttmsolutions.com
This guide is pretty informative & useful. Thanks to Joe.
tetoconsusport wrote:
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> Hi, I am a new user of activeMQ and I'm trying to get as much information
> (manual, user manuals, demos, tutorial, etc.) as
Hi, I am a new user of activeMQ and I'm trying to get as much information
(manual, user manuals, demos, tutorial, etc.) as possible of what it is able
to do and how to do it.
Thanks
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Hi
When I view the Web console, I see for some topics, Messages Sent and
Messages Received are equal. In some topics, Messages Sent show 2752 &
Messages Received as 0.
For some topics, I see Messages Received double the value of Messages Sent.
Is it a bug? Can someone let me know what is the
I think the problem might be the default Subscription Recovery Policy
in ActiveMQ 4.1.1 (support for retroactive consumers).
See https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1321 for the problem
and http://activemq.apache.org/subscription-recovery-policy.html for
more information. I'd probably set
Greetings!
How would an ActiveMQ 4.1.1 installation need to be configured so that
non-persistent messages to non-durable topic subscribers are purged more
eagerly?
My JMS applications are transferring files, using ~1MB sized messages, and
it appears that jconsole reveals 50 messages being left b
1) Can you give more details & elaborate on the brokerfilter, configuration
of policy entries?
2) Were any filters set such that the messages will get dropped only when
they don't cater to some condition? An example is --> if message is of type
Price, drop. If message is of type Trade, don't drop
Hi,
Our application had a similar issue bridging between brokers on
different networks. We were able to reproduce the problem in a testing
environment by fiddling with iptables to completely sever connectivity
on one broker machine. In our case that made sense because in the wild
the devi
Hi,
When I unmarshall a xml file using Camel/Jaxb and that I send the result to
an ActiveMq queue, I receive the following error :
1) Error
GRAVE: Failed delivery for exchangeId:
ID-dell-charles/1108-1214228785562/0-2. On delivery attempt: 0 caught:
java.lang.RuntimeException: com.company.soft.
Hello to all,
My last chance, I've spend last hours to make it work, modifying a lot of
parameters but without any success ...
We have a web application using Spring 2.5.4 and ActiveMQ which is working
very well, with ajax access etc ... and we would like to upgrade to 5.1.0.
The configuration is
Hi
I would like to configure HTTPS connector.
I have not find any step by step instructions how to do it.
On the Message Broker activemq.xml I have added:
...
https://172.16.233.50:61619"/>
...
And on the sender side I use the same URL.
How should I configure Jetty to use HTTPS?
Whe
Good Day,
We have received this error in production with ActiveMQ 4.0.1 and we are
considering upgrading to 5.2.0 so that this issue can be resolved but we
first want to make sure that it is resolved by writing a unit or integration
test to verify this. Short of killing the process as the correct
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