Sorry for the delay,
So the goal of Apollo is to replicate all the features of ActiveMQ.
ActiveMQ 5.x will continue to be supported even after ActiveMQ 6.x is
released. But there is no timeline yet on when that will happen.
Regards,
Hiram
FuseSource
Web: http://fusesource.com/
On Thu, Jun
Hi there,
I am experiencing problem with activemq restarting. Whenever it is restarted
no messages, queues or topics remain.
I an using ms sql server for persistence and I see all messages successfully
saved in db, after the activemq service is restarted - number of messaged in
db remains to be th
Suppose I have three brokers in a cluster and clients connected to all three
brokers. I want to gracefully remove a broker from the cluster, perhaps for
hardware maintenance. I want to do so in such a manner that any client
connected to the broker is reconnected to another broker and any messages
Hello,
I am having some pain with message delivery for queues with selectors in a
network of 3 brokers.
The broker setup is pretty simple, all duplex links:
monitor1 -> monitor3 -> monitor2
There used to be a monitor2 -> monitor1 link but it causes dupes on topics
so currently disabled. Monito
For #3, I'm using a Spring JmsTemplate:
This is Groovy sample code for a selector...
String documentIdFieldName = DocumentConversionMessage.DOCUMENT_ID
String selector = "$documentIdFieldName='$documentId'"
Message jmsMessage = jmsTemplate.receiveSelected(destination,
selec
I'm an ActiveMQ newbie but I've been readying ActiveMQ in Action and I've so
far seen two ways to potentially address #1.
If the message is temporary, set the JMSExpiration header for the message.
For a temporary queue (typically for request/response) pg. 162
public void start() throws JMSExcept
Thanks, Johan. You'll be happy to hear that we've ditched the idea of Pure
Master/Slave once and for all :-)
It seems from the docs (http://activemq.apache.org/kahadb-master-slave.html)
that there's some sort of configuration using ZooKeeper that's possible; any
thoughts on this?
Keith
-O
I am having one hell of a time trying to get this combination working :(
Having battled most of the night and all morning, I've thrown in the towel
and decided to beg for help.
I'm no longer proud :)
Is there any documentation on how to
1) create a temporary queue
2) or create a queue that expir
You have the destination name to play with if you use wild cards[1] to
identify the destination
What sort of information are you thinking of storing there and who and
when do you envision retrieving it?
[1] http://activemq.apache.org/wildcards.html
On 6 August 2011 19:04, dead_devil_66 wrote:
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