Hello,
I have a question about implementing a failover and clustering architecture
for Activemq. In my current architecture, I have a cluster of two Jetty
servers running that serve incoming request distributed via a load
balancer. I would like to enable a ajax-based consumer for the web
clients
Hi,
While trying to run activemq with Camel support, I am getting a whole
bunch of ClassNotFound exceptions,such as these:
ARN AnnotationTypeConverterLoader - Ignoring converter type:
org.apache.camel.converter.xmlbeans.XmlBeansConverter as a dependent
class could not be found: java.lang.NoClassD
On Sat, Nov 8, 2008 at 6:53 AM, manish_goyal
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I need help regarding servicemix and activeMQ.
>
> I have a java application which sends a message to ActiveMQ JMS queue.
> When i start activeMQ and run that java application, it goes to ActiveMQ
> JMS
> queue succ
Hi,
I need help regarding servicemix and activeMQ.
I have a java application which sends a message to ActiveMQ JMS queue.
When i start activeMQ and run that java application, it goes to ActiveMQ JMS
queue successfully. I can see message in JMS queue using webconsole.
But when i stop ActiveMQ a
Hi,
Sorry to email this group again. After adding the camel and ibatis jars to
the classpath, this error goes away and I can see:
DEBUG CamelContextFactoryBean- Found JAXB created routes:
[Route[[From[activemq:queue:test]] -> [process[ref: myProcessor],
To[ibatis:insert$
I
The problem is
Hi,
I am trying to config my very first ActiveMq implementation for the
following setup:
external client fire stomp msg -> MyProcessor that prase text to an Agent
object -> iBatis store the object into database. My route is like this:
I am getting error
Hi,
i'd like to have my spring config to be able to create multiple instances of
a message listener. other than doing this programmatically, is there an
attribute in the property element, perhaps like a minoccur/maxoccur, that
creates multiple bean instances? btw here's my config: