As configured to accept the Brocken 100,000 data?

Hi all I have a problem when trying to insert more than 4000 data to the queue will not let me. No error mark, only no insert more.. I need to configure the queue to accept more data? if so, are some examples of this. Thanks in advance. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.co

Re: For what are "Type" and "MessageGroup" entry fields?

On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 3:09 PM, pstein wrote: > > Assume I started ActiveMQ and entered the "Queue" part of Admin browser > console. > > Here the user can enter/send a JMS message. > > Two of the fields are "Type" and "MessageGroup". For what are these entry > fields? > > Assume I want to send an

Re: Are JMS Messages stored persistent out of the box?

On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 3:12 PM, pstein wrote: > > Assume I install ActiveMQ locally and started the server and send a JMS > message to the ActiveMQ server. As long as the messages sent from the client are marked persistent (via the setDeliveryMode method on the MessageProducer), yes, messages are

Are JMS Messages stored persistent out of the box?

Assume I install ActiveMQ locally and started the server and send a JMS message to the ActiveMQ server. Is this JMS message now out-of-the-box (=by default) kept persistent (e.g. in a textfile) until it is fetched from a JMS consumer? Or do I have to tell ActiveMQ message broker explicitely bef

For what are "Type" and "MessageGroup" entry fields?

Assume I started ActiveMQ and entered the "Queue" part of Admin browser console. Here the user can enter/send a JMS message. Two of the fields are "Type" and "MessageGroup". For what are these entry fields? Assume I want to send an XML message (entered in the "MessageBody" field) to a new queue

[Fwd: Visisbility of persistant Messages]

May this be a variant Issue http://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1251 Any help is welcome! Greetings Original-Nachricht Betreff: Visisbility of persistant Messages Datum: Fri, 19 Jun 2009 15:19:57 +0200 Von: Norbert Pfistner Antwort an: users@activemq.apache.org An

RE: ActiveMQ can't start without an internet connection

It s a known issue. By following the below steps we can rectify the problem. Note: Make sure that before making these changes you just keep a copy of activemq.xml file so that you can revert back to original configurations if you face any problem. In /conf/activemq.xml 1) Comment out th

ActiveMQ can't start without an internet connection

Hi, we are using the 5.2.0 Version and we can't start the message broker if the internet connection is not activated. I have found some information that the spring framework needs the connection for xsd validation. Is there any bugix, workaround to avoid this? Thank you. -- View this message in c

Re: Where do I find provider jars? activemq.jar is NOT included in apache-activemq-5.2.0-bin.zip

bsnyder wrote: > > Thanks for reporting back your results. I've updated the wiki page. > It appears the 'Flash Demo' and the 'Screen Shot' links on that page both refer to missing resources as well. For anyone interested, here are HermesJMS session settings that work (verified this morning)

Visisbility of persistant Messages

Does anybody know in which phase of the process a DB persisted message ist listed in the ACTIVEMQ_MSGS table but not visible (i.e. listable by 'browse') via the webconsole? In some rare occassions we detect some messages beeing still(?) persisted in the datebase but the corresponding queue is

Priorities with a Store and Forward Broker Network

I'm using AMQ5.2 without persistence set up in a Store and Forward Broker Network. I have a queue with multiple consumers attached all with different selectors. The idea is a message comes in and the consumer that can best respond will consume the message. This way the producer is decoupled fro

Re: Do you know when ActiveMQ Session threads dies ?

session.close should do it! 2009/6/19 Eric-AWL > > Hi ! > > No, I don't use Web console at all. But I use JMX console. > > Do you know the conditions required for a thread session to terminate ? > Should session.close() be enough or have we to wait for some kind of > timeout > (Inactivity) befor

Re: Do you know when ActiveMQ Session threads dies ?

Hi ! No, I don't use Web console at all. But I use JMX console. Do you know the conditions required for a thread session to terminate ? Should session.close() be enough or have we to wait for some kind of timeout (Inactivity) before the thread die ? ... I extensively use network of brokers too (

Re: Do you know when ActiveMQ Session threads dies ?

I wonder are you experiencing https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2169 2009/6/17 Eric-AWL > > Hi > > in 5.3-snapshot and 5.2 release, I think I correctly close > consumers/producers/session and the threads like this one : > > ActiveMQ Session: ID:td0sib01s-32880-1245239727292-2:0:25 >