Thank you very much for your advice.
I have tried ActiveMQ5.2 RC2, It seems that the problem still exists.
I will raise a test case ASAP.
vchekan wrote:
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> From my experience, if you write a test case and create a JIRA issue,
> then there are good chances it'll be fixed.
>
> Vadim.
>
> On
Hello,
For some reason, my consumer stops receiving message after some time. The
problem seems to be triggered by varying the load. Here is the JMX for the
queue when the consumer stops. You could see that there were a lot of
pending messages.
http://www.nabble.com/file/p20613096/consumer-problem
Here is the issue that I created. Although the test case may not be of much
help as I could not get it to fail with embedded broker, hope you would look
into the issue.
https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2009
Thanks,
Rajani.
Gary Tully wrote:
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> A test case would be great because
Hi.
I am running the binary version of activemq 5.1
We sometimes experience issue with having to restart activemq in order to
get messages from the que.
ThHis happens if no client has connected to the que for a while (that is the
que has been idle for a while) (all messages are persisted)
The code
If you're not using the other transports, you can go ahead and disable them.
However, there shouldn't be any issues leaving them enabled.
Joe
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jaya_srini wrote:
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> Hi
>
> The default XML configuration of ActiveMQ (5.1) has all the
Hi
The default XML configuration of ActiveMQ (5.1) has all the transport
connectors enabled
If we are only using tcp, do the others need to be enabled? Will there be
any issues if all are enabled but we only use the tcp?
My connection URL to th
I'm seeing this problem too. Anybody have any ideas?
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Hi,
My JMS system does not work reliably. Some machines receive messages and
others do not. My setup is simple:
- The production servers (running JBoss 4.2.2GA, JDK 1.6.0_10 on Red Hat
Enterprise Linux ES release 4 , ActiveMQ 5.1 together with Spring 2.5) is
hosting a web service that also act
I have and it works great.
This command will create the dll that you need.
ikvmc.exe -target:library -out:activemq-client.dll "C:\Program
Files\Apache\apache-activemq-5.1.0\activemq-all-5.1.0.jar"
Your project will also need to reference IKVM.OpenJDK.ClassLibrary.dll,
IKVM.Runtime.dll, and JVM.d
semog wrote:
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> Like you, we can get messages to go for a while, and then the consumer
> just stops getting new messages. The producer can still send messages,
> though. It's very odd and frustrating. A couple of guys on my team are
> working on tracking it down.
>
It is 100% my fault and
Your solution worked perfectly. I used
"failover:tcp://IP_ADDRESS:PORT?maxReconnectAttempts=1" as a broker URI and
I got the desired results. Thanks so much for your help!
Joe Fernandez wrote:
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> So you are using the failover transport. By default, the failover
> transport will try indefinit
I don't know anything about QSHELL, but your JAVA_HOME is being set to
"ROOTQIBMProdDataJava400jdk15binJava"
Maybe don't use '\' and instead use '/' ?
For example
export JAVA_HOME=/xdir/ydir/zdir/jdk15
Awright wrote:
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> Well fro future reference if anyone else gets this issue, I /think
So you are using the failover transport. By default, the failover transport
will try indefinitely to connect with the broker. So while it is trying,
your send will block.
See the following for info on how to give the failover transport some
boundaries.
http://activemq.apache.org/failover-trans
I am using ActiveMQ 5.1 (Stable Release) and the URL I use is
"failover:tcp://IP_ADDRESS:PORT"
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Well fro future reference if anyone else gets this issue, I /think/ I am on
the right track... The QSHELL equivelant of the wondoze environment set is;
export JAVA_HOME=\blah\blah\file
I've not quite got it right as it's still whinging and throwing up an error
message, but my error message has c
The JAVA_HOME environment variable points to your Java runtime home
directory. For example, on Windoze it would be set as follows, C:\Program
Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_06\jre
So find out where your Java runtime has been installed and set JAVA_HOME
accordingly.
Joe
Awright wrote:
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> As previously
As previously mentioned - I know nothing about this side of iSeries tech as
never had to use it prior to the company I work for now, so the whole
$ACTIVEMQ is new to me... I'm assuming that's some kind of variable or
something?..;)
I've tried running it by going to the /bin directory while i
With the default configuration, you should be able to run the ActiveMQ
message broker right out of the box
What happens when you run $ACTIVEMQ_HOME/bin/activemq ?
Joe
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with the default con
Awright wrote:
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> Hello folks... I've do
Hello folks... I've done a quick search on this forum and haven't found the
answers I was looking for, so hopefully someone out there can help me..:)
Never touched ActiveMQ before, and therefore have zero previous experience
of the product, but I have been asked to install it on an iSeries.
Now,
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