Hi,
I am new to activemq. I am trying to setup a message system with a network
of brokers style configuration as given in the documentation. I have brokers
running on 2 hosts and I have added network connectors in both directions.
However, I keep getting this exception in the logs for only one of
It seems like I have to create the NetworkConnector first or it messes up the
ManagementContext.
But if I do create the NetworkConnector first, it *seems* like it creates a
ManagementContext on it's own and it uses the default port (1099). But I
already have another broker on the machine usin
Hi all,
If I delete a queue, it is back after I restart ActiveMQ. I tried
deleting from admin web console and from jconsole. The same result
Activemq-5.1.0
Pesistence configuration is from the standard config file:
Any ideas what could be wrong?
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On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 3:37 PM, Eugene79 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I added support for durable subscribers to stomp.rb.
That's great!
> I am trying to submit a
> patch. The project page (http://rubyforge.org/projects/stomp/) doesn't seem
> to be maintained. I emailed the guy who
Hi all,
I added support for durable subscribers to stomp.rb. I am trying to submit a
patch. The project page (http://rubyforge.org/projects/stomp/) doesn't seem
to be maintained. I emailed the guy who is listed as the project admin
(Brian McCallister) and he says he doesn't maintain it anymore. W
Hello,
I have the following test on the durable subscriber using ActiveMQ 5.1,
which creating a durable subscriber and then unsubscribe it. Then create
another durable subscriber using the same ClientID and durable subscription
name as the the first one and unsubscribe it.
startSubscriberSeparat
Hi Stefan,
The point of Java having this setting on by default is very strong. Also,
the point that both sides needs to be turned on in order for it to be
effective makes a lot of sense, and also agrees with my observed test
results.
I made the change in the code to turn this on by default based
Hi Bryan,
I can't answer all of your questions, yet. But I can answer some of them,
anyway.
1. As far as the ResponseTimeout property goes, that is used for network
timeouts. It's not a JMS timeout value like TimeToLive. The
ResponseTimeout is used by the client to wait for a response from the
Thanks for the reply. Here are my answers to your questions:
1. MULE - I use MULE as the ESB...so I was thinking Camel would not be
needed. I was hoping to just run ActiveMQ as a windows service. I want to
use ActiveMQ and Mule together...not as replacements.
2. I will look at Java Printing
2008/9/8 James Strachan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 2008/9/8 whitewaterbug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>> I was hoping that someone had already written some code or an existing
>> project I could leverage.
>> Also, my centralized app uses MULE so I was hoping not to just have activemq
>> running as a window
2008/9/8 whitewaterbug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> I was hoping that someone had already written some code or an existing
> project I could leverage.
> Also, my centralized app uses MULE so I was hoping not to just have activemq
> running as a windows service.
I don't understand how the use or not of
Hello,
I am writing a small unit test of durable subscriber on ActiveMQ 5.1. I
found this error is happening consistently the second time I ran this test
case.
ERROR RecoveryListenerAdapter- Message id ID: could not be
recovered from the data store - already dispatched
The program I
I was hoping that someone had already written some code or an existing
project I could leverage.
Also, my centralized app uses MULE so I was hoping not to just have activemq
running as a windows service.
My idea was:
1. Use ActiveMQ as a brainless agent that waits for a print job
2. When a pri
Is there a robust way (e.g. no data loss) to perform heterogeneous database
replication using JMS? I was hoping their might be a way to do this with
ActiveMQ without custom code...just some configuration settings or the like.
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2008/9/8 Demian Mrakovich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> So what you are practically saying is that should I drop the built-in
> retry/DLQ mechanism and implement my own?
No - just don't expect to mutate the messages as they are retried. The
broker will already keep the JMSRetry and JMSXDeliveryCount he
2008/9/8 whitewaterbug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Has anyone got any pointers for a project or ideas on how to interface
> Activemq with a windows print queue so that a message that activemq pulls
> down will be sent to be printed?
It should be pretty easy to write a Windows Printer component for
Ca
Hello All,
I have a consumer that is receiving messages via the rest interface, if I
send a message with a body like: "FOO" it receives it fine. However when the
body contains a Map from a MapMessage, all is not well. I noticed that from
the admin screen I can browse the queue->message and valida
Hello All,
I am trying to have two consumers recieve messages from the same queue using
the rest interface to the ActiveMQ Broker, and am having issues where only
one of them can recieve messages at a time. The other consumer simply times
out indicating there are no messages in the queue even tho
Has anyone got any pointers for a project or ideas on how to interface
Activemq with a windows print queue so that a message that activemq pulls
down will be sent to be printed?
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Nevermind. Using \& didn't work. I can't repeat it, so I must've thought it
worked when activemq was already running. When activemq is running, it
always returns fine w/o hanging up.
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Sent f
Tried this and it didn't work either..
mindspin311 wrote:
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> I'm trying to start activemq remotely with ssh in ant. I can stop it fine.
>
> username="${deploy.username}"
>failonerror=
So what you are practically saying is that should I drop the built-in
retry/DLQ mechanism and implement my own?
Calling clearProperties() on the message makes the properties writable
again, I can get the new property values on the retry, but the original
values are back when received on the DLQ,
Unfortunately no,
the web client that do all the work is tied to a HTTP session.
Cheers
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yesnid wrote:
> Hel
I'm trying to start activemq remotely with ssh in ant. I can stop it fine.
but when I try to start it, it always hangs up. I can never get it to run it
in the background on the deploy host, and return from the task on the local
machine. It seems I've tried every combination of nohup and using
2008/9/8 Demian Mrakovich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Thanks for reply!
>
> Not sure what you mean by create a new message. Rollback/retries are handled
> by transactions. Creating a new message from the client can't be right...?
> Can you please explain further?
If you consume messages you can't mod
Thanks for reply!
Not sure what you mean by create a new message. Rollback/retries are handled
by transactions. Creating a new message from the client can't be right...?
Can you please explain further?
My messages are ObjectMessages. My second attempt was to set a exception
string on the payloa
You typically don't edit messages; just create a new message and set
whatever contents you want. FWIW in the JMS specifications, properties
are meant to be primitive types, not complex objects - so using an
ObjectMessage and setting the payload is typically more JMS compliant
2008/9/8 Demian Mrako
On ActiveMQ 4.1.1
I'm trying to add an exception to a failed message so that I can get the
exception that caused it when it is received on my DLQ listener.
I cannot add a string property since the message is read-only when it is
received by the client. So I tried having the _producer_ create a
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