In my network of (AMQ 5.4.2) brokers, using kahadb for storage and a
duplex networkConnector to create the broker-to-broker connection, i
recently added "keepAlive=true" to the URIs for my transportConnectors
in an attempt to prevent connections from between brokers from dropping:
uri="tcp://
I wrote the org.apache.activemq.console.ActiveMQLauncher code as we use jsvc on
linux here.
I think what you want is --StartClass
org.apache.activemq.console.ActiveMQLauncher, and procrun should be able to
figure out that the class implements the Daemon interface.
Procrun looks like it might d
Probably using socket.io/Node.js will do the trick. Then maybe the AMQ
REST API server side.
On Wed, 29 Jun 2011 10:35:18 -0700 (PDT), jjozeh wrote:
> I'm already developing a Web application, in which I wanna use
> ActiveMQ as its asynchronous communication Broker.
>
> One of the application r
I'm already developing a Web application, in which I wanna use
ActiveMQ as its asynchronous communication Broker.
One of the application requirements would be use only one port to
provide the common resources, as images and HTML, and the asynchronous
connection by WebSocket. Looking at the ActiveM
Hey everyone, I am hoping this email might stir some good conversation, I
would love to hear what everyone else is doing in this space.
I'm searching around to see if a particular tool exists, I can't seem to
find one so I thought I would see what everyone else is doing. I plan on
posting this in
Hi
does anyone have a way of using Apache Commons Daemon with ActiveMQ.
I have followed the tutorial here:
http://blog.bigrocksoftware.com/2010/10/07/commons-daemon-procrun-as-a-java-service-wrapper-for-activemq/
However, there is still an error:
Error 109: The pipe has been ended
when shutti
a consumer with unacked messages will lock those messages so they are
not available to other consumers till that consumer closes. So in
order to get redelivery you would need to engineer the timeout of the
consumer.
The broker does not implement a redelivery timeout for dispatched messages.
There