kpalania wrote:
>
> Messages from a broker (say broker A) do not get forwarded to another
> broker, broker B (has duplex set to TRUE and the network connector points
> to broker A) unless and until I have a consumer that was active atleast
> once. If I run a simple java application that dequeue
Judging from exceptions I'm no longer receiving the plugin is able to
authenticate the user and find the topic and queue objects. However it does
not see the admin attribute and refuses to let my user create the
ActiveMQ.Advisory.Connections topic. I don't see anywhere in the
configuration what th
Messages from a broker (say broker A) do not get forwarded to another broker,
broker B (has duplex set to TRUE and the network connector points to broker
A) unless and until I have a consumer that was active atleast once. If I run
a simple java application that dequeues the messages off of the que
I'm working on setting up ActiveMQ in a JDBC master/slave topology. It will
also need to participate in XA transactions. When tracing through the code,
I was surprised to see this in the JDBCPersistenceAdapter:
private MemoryTransactionStore transactionStore;
So when using pure JDBC for mess
I have a persistent queue backed by kaha (nothing too fancy) with about
80 messages in it. My consumer is batch insert them into a database,
receiving mesages one by one and saving them up until reaching a full batch,
persisting them, then acknowledging.
I've notice sometimes the consumer wi
I am no Spring guru, but it appears to me that MessageFormat is treated as a
complex type and thus needs a custom property editor?
http://static.springframework.org/spring/docs/2.0.x/reference/validation.html
Anyway, I think you can work around the problem as follows
http://ac
No problem ... I updated docs and closed the issue
Cheers
mjustin wrote:
Many thanks for your quick reply, it works like a charm!
I added a comment with your information to the JIRA report.
Best Regards
Michael Justin
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Many thanks for your quick reply, it works like a charm!
I added a comment with your information to the JIRA report.
Best Regards
Michael Justin
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2008/7/25 AD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello,
>
> Is there an easy way to programatically configure a workflow that a message
> has to follow through various queues ? for example when a consumer finishes
> processing a message there is a rule to send it to the next queue to be
> processed?
Sure! :)
Hello,
Is there an easy way to programatically configure a workflow that a message
has to follow through various queues ? for example when a consumer finishes
processing a message there is a rule to send it to the next queue to be
processed?
Thanks
Adam
Hi
I am trying to implement Camel throttler in a multi clustered environment
along with ActiveMQ.
I heard that camel is not cluster aware since it is a local throttle.
This means that the throttler will apply the throttling limitation on each
cluster instead of considering all the clusters as
Hi,
you should enable JMX and instruct broker to create a connector in order
to make this work.
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mjustin wrote:
After uncommenting the commandAgent entry in activemq.xml
After uncommenting the commandAgent entry in activemq.xml
http://activemq.apache.org/schema/core";
brokerUrl="vm://localhost"/>
sending a 'list' message to the ActiveMQ results in this message:
ERROR CommandMessageListener - Failed to process message due to:
java.la
ng.Exception: ja
Maybe you've found the issue (the slow increase of the number of threads), I
saw on 5.1.0 / single broker.
I wanted to test that with a simple application, but now I think I've only
seen it with our complete app.
We're also using a few topics.
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I will get a chance (hour or so) to look at this later today and see
if I can reproduce and/or diagnose.
2008/7/25 Bryan.Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I am deadly waiting for solution or a work around to this problem.
> But till now that issue created on JIRA is still open and not assigned.
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VC2003 does not support covariant return types, along with other ANSI
defined C++ language features and won't work with ActiveMQ-CPP.
Regards
Tim.
On Thu, 2008-07-24 at 20:11 -0700, anju_singh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Changed the version in 2005 vcproject file (vs2005-activemq.vcproj) to 7.10
> and tri
Hi all,
Even i am looking forward for the explaination. My initial
assumption turned out to be false. I thought setting will
limit my publishing of messages once the data file size reaches 1mb (in case
of persistent messages and durable subscriber not being active). But what is
really hap
mlukica wrote:
>
> Check:
> http://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1796
>
I switched to 5.2-SNAPSHOT, but this didn't help.
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