ActiveMQ is being for real time, high volume data at a number of
organizations. However, like all things it really depends on your use
case. There are many tuning options for ActiveMQ - it would be best to
ask here for guidance - but we'll need some more information - like
volume, number of
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 1:59 PM, activemq_pxe wrote:
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> As mentioned in Use Cases of ActiveMQ, its being used in real-time,
> high-performance applications like trading, market-data distribution.
> Since ActiveMQ has been implemented in Java, I wonder that purpose is solved
> really? Wouldn't it
Evaluating this further it appears the broker is not persisting any
information back to the database when it dispatches messages to consumers.
I verified by removing update privs on the ACTIVEMQ_MSGS table as well as
insert, update, and delete privs on the ACTIVEMQ_ACKS table. Yes we are
using J
I found something interesting.
If I remove delete privs on the ACTIVEMQ_MSGS TABLE (we're doing JDBC
Master/Slave) there are a couple things happening...
#1) I receive Async errors to the looks of it the same as before.
#2) The same messages are getting delivered to the listener after a restart
As mentioned in Use Cases of ActiveMQ, its being used in real-time,
high-performance applications like trading, market-data distribution.
Since ActiveMQ has been implemented in Java, I wonder that purpose is solved
really? Wouldn't it be more faster if implemented in C/C++?
IMO these high performa
Also, I believe that we are using auto acknowledge. We're using
mule-config.xml, and I haven't specified an acknowledgment scheme.
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Hello. We are running JDBC Master/Slave with ActiveMQ 5.2 and upon failing a
master broker to slave broker we are seeing duplicate messages come through
to the consumers processing a queue. These messages are not flagged as
redelivered.
It's my understanding that the consumer is suppose to go t
No, not seeing multiple messages. However, what I noticed just now i that it
seems to be after some period of inactivity. And maybe that's just because
part of the call stack contains a class called "InactivityMonitor."
at
org.apache.activemq.broker.region.PrefetchSubscription.assertAckMa
We're seeing on both 5.2 and 5.3.
I have to check to see if we're getting duplicate messages. I don't think so
but I have to check the logs when I get in.
rajdavies wrote:
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> Which version of ActiveMQ ?
> On 25 Sep 2009, at 01:50, penguinone wrote:
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>> We set up our active MQ to fai
Hey thanks for your reply- :-)
Yes I provided a test case a few days ago. I worked pretty hard getting
this test case for you guys. I attached all the files to this thread after
Timothy Bish asked for it in this thread. See a few replies earlier
starting with "I'm attaching a sample app, conf
I have read the docs on the failover and the tcp transport. I understand I
can set various properties on the broker URL. What I'm trying to do is
build a very simple monitor that runs periodically to check that ActiveMQ is
still alive and if not, send a notification that someone needs to start (
Hi Ivan,
have you tried 5.3 snapshots? There were some similar issues that could be
fixed.
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On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 10:31 AM, Ivan Pryvalo
Its not released yet - I'd check in a couple of days
On 25 Sep 2009, at 10:14, oskara wrote:
Hi!
Is this version released yet? I can't find any download link.
Regards,
Oskar
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Hi!
Is this version released yet? I can't find any download link.
Regards,
Oskar
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Hello,
I have a some problem.. I have few queues, jms-providers/consumers based on
Spring jms, Servicemix.
After some time of work system, jms-consumer can not read message...
Web-Console shows several messages in some queue (i.e. pending), but I can
browse noone or only few... When I send n
Which version of ActiveMQ ?
On 25 Sep 2009, at 01:50, penguinone wrote:
We set up our active MQ to fail over (failover://
(host1:61616,host2:61616)).
I'm getting these fairly frequently, and I've only seen them related
to
memory in other people's posts. Unlikely to be this case as I'm
o
Hi List,
I have some topics with very few messages (it can be days or weeks
before a message arrives) on it. The consumers to those topics
disconnect after some time and don't reconnect afterwards.
I have no idea where to put the blame (activemq-server,
activemq-consumer, spring?), but I'd lik
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