An update so far.
We stilll cant seem to find a resolution to this issue. We have noticed
similar user having problems.
See here.
http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/Workaround-for-messages-stuck-in-a-queue-td2343453.html
http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/Workaround-for-messages-stuck-in-a
I would call this a mis-use of the technology. What you are trying to do is
to restore state across application restarts.
By all means have a client component listening for messages ("progress
updates" if you like). However, it should update a database that your GUI
should reflect.
I can't commen
Hi Everyone,
Its official, AcitveMQ-CPP v3.2.4 has now been released.
This release fixes an issue with Stomp that was causing the client to
not be able to connect to AMQ. Also addresses some issues with the
CMSTemplate classes that should improve their stability. The pkg-config
scripts and li
artnaseef [via ActiveMQ] wrote:
> Can you take a look at the web interface to see the destinations and
> numbers of messages on each?
Queues:
ActiveMQ.DLQ: # pending 141990; # consumers 0; enqueued 21798;
dequeued 0
Topics:
(listing only the ones not beginning with ActiveMQ.Advisory...)
James Green-3 [via ActiveMQ] wrote:
Why do you need to redeliver topic messages? To me you
are bending a message
queue to react like a database.
I appreciate the reply. Here's a little bit of background info... A
hydrologist takes 10 different actions on a particular river to issue
Hi,
I am using ActiveMQ 5.4.1. Our application runs on GlassFish application
server 2.1.1, however I have reproduced the slow behaviour described below
using a J2SE standalone client as well. Our application uses multiple
stateless session beans to concurrently produce messages which are stored i
You put a custom header=value in when sending the message.
In the consumer you specify the selectors to use when subscribing to the
queue.
You might want to consider using a queue per message type. If you don't want
the producer to know in advance which queue is for which type of message,
you cou
Why do you need to redeliver topic messages? To me you are bending a message
queue to react like a database.
Does the log show anything? I'm wondering if the kahadb cleanup is kicking
in and is eventually going over some threshold causing the slowdown.
James
On 9 December 2010 18:28, fenbers wr
On Dec 10, 2010, at 11:06 AM, Jeff Rose wrote:
> Hi,
> Based on the ajax chat example I've put together a small test page to
> display messages that I post to a topic or queue using a php script. When I
> send 10 messages in a for loop from PHP then the ajax handler is only
> getting called wit
As I see it you have two choices:
1. Use selectors. Each broker would need to be network connected to the
producer's broker with a fetch size of one message which might well limit
performance but would avoid possible stuck messages.
http://activemq.apache.org/selectors.html
2. Use a different que
I am using ActiveMQ Queue for messaging. There is one producer for this queue
and multiple consumers. I want to put some restriction on message, so that
only one particular consumer can consume the message. I am trying to figure
out on how to setup the Message Selectors on a JMS Queue Receiver(Mes
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