That artifact is not available from central but you can find it at the
fusesource.com m2 repo
Am not sure whether this should be an optional or required dependency.
As a work around, apply the following patch or do a manual install of
those jars or comment out the josql* dependency.
Index: activ
Hello,
I have an architecture in which one or more message producers place messages
in a shared queue and a consumer pool processes the messages. While I can
use JMX to monitor the number of messages produced and consumed, the
messages are consumed so fast that I often can't browse them with JM
Hello,
I have an architecture in which one or more message producers place messages
in a shared queue and a consumer pool processes the messages. While I can
use JMX to monitor the number of messages produced and consumed, the
messages are consumed so fast that I often can't browse them with JM
Hello,
I have an architecture in which one or more message producers place messages
in a shared queue and a consumer pool processes the messages. While I can
use JMX to monitor the number of messages produced and consumed, the
messages are consumed so fast that I often can't browse them with JM
Hello,
I have an architecture in which one or more message producers place messages
in a shared queue and a consumer pool processes the messages. While I can
use JMX to monitor the number of messages produced and consumed, the
messages are consumed so fast that I often can't browse them with JM
Hello,
I have an architecture in which one or more message producers place messages
in a shared queue and a consumer pool processes the messages. While I can
use JMX to monitor the number of messages produced and consumed, the
messages are consumed so fast that I often can't browse them with JM
Hello,
I have an architecture in which one or more message producers place messages
in a shared queue and a consumer pool processes the messages. While I can
use JMX to monitor the number of messages produced and consumed, the
messages are consumed so fast that I often can't browse them with JM
Hello,
I have an architecture in which one or more message producers place messages
in a shared queue and a consumer pool processes the messages. While I can
use JMX to monitor the number of messages produced and consumed, the
messages are consumed so fast that I often can't browse them with JM
I see these messages scroll up the console:
INFO | Slow KahaDB access: cleanup took 1998
I found this
http://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2404
but was wondering if this indicates underpowered hardware for ActiveMQ
to be running on. This is one of our test servers with no load
wha
The 1:20 entry is the only valid entry of this thread. I keep receiving
"Scheduled Maintenance in Progress" screens from Nabble. I have attempted to
delete the 1:27, 1:43, 1:53 and 2:01 so far.
My deepest apologies to the Forum.
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rfraumann
http://www.ttmsolutions.com
Apache ActiveMQ Referenc
Just checked out the latest from svn and still cannot build the source.
I'm executing this:
mvn -Dtest=false -DfailIfNoTests=false clean install
Thanks for any help,
-M@
[INFO] Building ActiveMQ :: Console
[INFO]task-segment: [clean, install]
[INFO]
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Looking for testers feedback and input for the updated major release of the
free and fully-functional AMon Monitor framework for Apache ActiveMQ.
Utilizes Camel and Spring to support customizable ActiveMQ and JVM
monitoring agents and includes SNMPv2 support.
Please indicate your participation
Looking for testers feedback and input for the updated major release of the
free and fully-functional AMon Monitor framework for Apache ActiveMQ.
Utilizes Camel and Spring to support customizable ActiveMQ and JVM
monitoring agents and includes SNMPv2 support.
Please indicate your participation
Looking for testers feedback and input for the updated major release of the
free and fully-functional AMon Monitor framework for Apache ActiveMQ.
Utilizes Camel and Spring to support customizable ActiveMQ and JVM
monitoring agents and includes SNMPv2 support.
Please indicate your participation
Looking for testers feedback and input for the updated major release of the
free and fully-functional AMon Monitor framework for Apache ActiveMQ.
Utilizes Camel and Spring to support customizable ActiveMQ and JVM
monitoring agents and includes SNMPv2 support.
Please indicate your participation
Hi Dan,
The code should look like :
import stomp
dest='/queue/MQ-X.1234.X-1.RadarTracks'
# [1]
conn = stomp.Connection([('localhost',61616)])
# [2]
conn.start()
conn.connect()
message = {'field1' : 'foo', 'field2' : 'bar'}
conn.send(message, destination=dest, headers={'transformatio
Hey guys,
Thanks for the response. I made a Python script with the above code.
import stomp
dest='MQ-X.1234.X-1.RadarTracks'
conn = stomp.Connection([('stomp:\\localhost',61616)])
conn.start()
conn.connect()
message = {'field1' : 'foo', 'field2' : 'bar'}
conn.send(message, destination=
That was it, thank you Dejan.
-Original Message-
From: chubr...@gmail.com [mailto:chubr...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Dejan
Bosanac
Sent: 02 November 2009 16:42
To: users@activemq.apache.org
Subject: Re: Using Topics from PHP over Stomp
Hi Rob,
you have to send durable messages in order to
Hi Rob,
you have to send durable messages in order to make this work.
Take a look at here
http://stomp.fusesource.org/documentation/php/book.html#_durable_subscribersfor
more info.
Also, you can take a look at examples/durable.php in PHP Stomp Client 1.0.0
Cheers
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I'm trying to use Topics from PHP over Stomp. I can create a topic and a
durable subscriber through the web interface and my PHP consumer can
receive messages if it's connected to the topic when the message is
added. However, if a message is added to the topic when the consumer
isn't connected it n
See the following nabble thread
http://old.nabble.com/Memory-Leak-to16120738.html#a16120738
Joe
http://www.ttmsolutions.com
Websphere and ActiveMQ wrote:
>
> Hi, I started to use ActiveMQ to replace IBM MQ. My working environmeng is
> Websphere, JVM1.5_11 and ActiveMQ, use pure java applica
Hi, I started to use ActiveMQ to replace IBM MQ. My working environmeng is
Websphere, JVM1.5_11 and ActiveMQ, use pure java application to send/receive
message to ActiveMQ(the other end is j2ee application). now my problem is
that
we can monitor ActiveMQ's memory usage keeping increasing everyday
A connection is associated with only one broker. So you'd have to spawn two
threads and have each thread establish a connection to a different broker.
Thread 1's connection = failover://(tcp://host1:61616)
Thread 2's connection = failover://(tcp://host2:61616)
Using Camel, you'd simply create t
Are you using 5.3?
see: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2064
2009/10/30 brett.humphreys :
>
> Hello all,
> I'm looking for an example of how to limit tempUsage. I'm sending a lot of
> non-persistent messages to topics that have very slow consumers. I've
> created a KahaStore that I
The failover transport uses the URI list when asked to make a new
connection, so your publisher must be using a new connection for each
send but your consumer must be maintaining a single long lived
connection (which is no bad thing).
If you want your consumer to round robin between both brokers t
Hi,
I made some fixes to the binary messages handling in php stomp client.
You can take 1.1-SNAPSHOT here
http://stomp.fusesource.org/snapshot/php/1.1-SNAPSHOT/stomp-php-1.1-20091102.tar.gz
also take a look at an example on how to handle binary messages here
http://fusesource.com/forge/gitweb
Hi,
i have setup my publishers to a queue with a failover connection
failover:(tcp://host1:61616,tcp://host2:61616)?randomize=true
in the monitoring and logfiles i can see how the messages are published
either
to host1 or host2.
For the consumer i'm using the same failover connection. BUT what
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