Hi,
How about possibilities of ActiveMQ with PDA ? AMQ can be installed on PDA ?
Thanks ina advance.
NabiL
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Hi. I'm using AMQ 5.2, but same applies to 5.1 as well. I use default
activemq.xml and thus default (built-in) Persistence Adapter that I
understand has its data store under "${activemq.base}/data" directory.
I was wondering if there's any way to examine what records got stored there
and maybe d
Greetings,
I am using ActiveMQ (5.2.0) in a deployment with
username/password authentication enabled. Does
anyone have a working example of a login from the
CMS library? I can't seem to find anything that
even hints at the possibility.
Thanks
Ben
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I've read the instructions at
http://activemq.apache.org/integrating-apache-activemq-with-jboss.html but
am not having any luck.
Everything made sense up until step 6. I created a file called
"activemq-jms-ds.xml" and put it into the
"C:\opt\SOA_TOOLS\jboss-5.0.0.GA\server\default\deploy" folder
Anyone?
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Can someone please reply?
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I am new to ActiveMQ and JMS.
I need to use bean injection and configure ActiveMQ Broker .
The exiting configuration is working but it does not have persistence
mechanism set-up.
Can some please guide me , how to set the configuration parameters to have
the messages persisted in a journal.
I a
I am seeing this same problem in AMQ 4.1.1 and 4.1.2. Is there any
resolution to this issue?
Regards,
Greg Rabil
AlB wrote:
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> I have a network of 3 brokers using 4.0.1 where the maximum hop is 1 (a
> star configuration, a-b-c, where messages travel from a to b or b to c via
> the same queue
Thanks for your reply. I have tried deleting everything in that folder. In
fact, I have completely removed the entire ActiveMQ folder, installed it in
another location, and it still comes back with all of the topics and queues.
They must be stored somewhere else, but I can't figure out where.
In my broker plugin, the addConnection(), addSession(), addConsumer(), and
addDestination() methods get called when a consumer starts up, as I expect.
But if I use JConsole to do an addTopic() or addQueue() to create a new
destination, the broker plugin's addDestination() method does NOT get
invok
The bridge broker name is used as an identity for that bridge's
durable consumers. With a durable consumer, a bridge subscription
needs to remain through a durable connect/close. This is achieved by
using a well known name for the durable subscription in the bridge.
This name is based on the bridge
Hi,
apparently my mistake was to copy and paste the configuration from one
broker to the others and not change the broker's name ('localhost'). But I
wonder why this doesn't lead to problems from the beginning but as recently
as I add the second durable subscriber to a broker having the same name
remove all the ordners and files at ACTIVEMQ_HOME/data
stefan.moser schrieb:
I've been playing around with ActiveMQ and for a load test, I created 10,000
topics and queues with random names. Now that I don't want them around, I
can't figure out how to delete them. I'm using the .NET NMS librar
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