Hi,
how can i set the logging level to debug in an embedded broker without any
XML files ?
thx
gw
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Looks like we ran into a variant of
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-3353 AMQ-3353 (the issue your
junit was written against). I downloaded the latest 5.6 snapshot, and my
usecase works against that. However, I tried the workaround suggested for
5.5.0 in the jira, and it does not work
Hi,
so i changed a few things.
- my java code sends to the standalone broker. i can see the messages in the
/admin page and in my java test code.
- i copied my js test html to the /demo dir so that i can access it using
the jetty in standalone broker.
- i see the messages arricing in the ajax code
Hello,
Is it possible to reads several messages from queue/topic in ONE XA
transaction,
write the messages to an other source (database) in same XA transaction,
remove all messages from queue/topic and only after all is fine commit the
transaction?
Thanks in Advance,
Vitaliy S
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works with either.
On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 12:50 PM, Ben Stover wrote:
> Does ActiveMQ work with 32bit and 64bit Java installations?
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> Or do I always have to select 32bit Java/J2EE even when I have an
> additional 64bit Java under 64bit Win7?
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> Ben
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Does ActiveMQ work with 32bit and 64bit Java installations?
Or do I always have to select 32bit Java/J2EE even when I have an additional
64bit Java under 64bit Win7?
Thank you
Ben
hmm, ActiveMQ should satisfy your requirement in this area.
Have a peek at
org.apache.activemq.usecases.DurableSubscriberWithNetworkDisconnectTest[1]
and see if you can make a variant that validates your restart broker scenario.
This will be the best way to capture your requirement and also can
Hi Gerald,
it accesses /amq but as POST and provides some data, like destination and
such. You can also take a look at
https://fisheye6.atlassian.com/browse/activemq/trunk/activemq-web-demo/src/test/java/org/apache/activemq/web/AjaxTest.java?hb=true
it should help understand what's happening und
Thank you for the rapid response. I have changed my network connector
definition to the following:
and I still get the same behavior as before. Fault tolerance for broker
failure is a critical requirement for us. Please help me understand a
couple of things about this.
Is ActiveMQ intended
I'm currently not at home so i can't try my code.
I tried the portfolio example coming with the websamples.
portfolio.html first connects to the url http://127.0.0.1:8161/demo/amq
if i point the browser to the same url and start the portfolio publisher, i
get a response back, not only the
empty
S
OK, apparently you had a little typo. It should be:
databaseLockedWaitDelay
Thanks a lot! Now I can do exactly what I wanted to do!
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If I try that I get the following error:
Attribute 'databaseLockWaitDelay' is not allowed to appear in element
'kahaDB'
By the way: I am using activemq-5.4.3.
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Hi all,
Im having a problem and I dont know how to resolve it. I have a broker
called master, that doesnt have any changes between the file to make a
cluster. I have a slave node that contains this (only thing that changed is
bold)
http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans";
xmlns:amq="http://
Hi,
you need to provide the destination name of your topic somehow, so calling
plain /amq will not get desired result. I think you can set default
destination name for the servlet, but even then I'm not sure it'll work.
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Hi,
thanks for the answer,
just for my understanding:
It's not possible to connect with a browser to the servlet on
http://127.0.0.1:8080/amq and get a response
when a message enters the topic ?
regards,
gw
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try setting dynamicOnly=false, this controls the restart of durable
subscriptions in a network bridge on startup. When false, they are
activated on start, rather than on demand when the local durable
reconnects.
On 19 March 2012 20:46, john.horner wrote:
> I have a simple network of brokers, and
that sounds like a nice enhancement to the logging broker plugin. It
would be easy to implement by appending the destination name to the
logger request.
Have opened https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-3779 to track
this. It does raise the question about composite destinations, should
there be
If you're trying to use KahaDB than
should work for you
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Hi Gerald,
I'd suggest you try to debug http traffic between your html page and
servlet. Maybe that'll give you some more insight in what's going on. BTW.
you're setup looks ok, but I suspect you're might be using the amq js
object in a wrong way or something.
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Is there a reason why it is not possible to set the timeout for brokers who
want to acquire a lock on the kahadb?
When I look into the source code (KahaPersistenceAdapter.java). I see:
private static final int STORE_LOCKED_WAIT_DELAY = 10 * 1000;
I wanted to set this wait_delay using a conf
Hi,
I don't think you can configure the logging plugin to only log msgs sent to a
certain destination into a separate log file.
However you can configure log4j so that all output from the logging plugin goes
into a separate log file.
E.g. add the following configuration to your conf/log4j.prope
Hi,
KahaDB is not an SQL database and hence you cannot inspect it using SQL tools.
It uses its own internal format for storing data.
In general it is possible to simply copy the kahadb folder to your 5.5.1
installation and start the broker with that old kahadb instance. The broker
will upgrade
Background: There are two parties A and B. Party A is an all-Oracle house,
using SOA Suite (with the Oracle Service Bus for tranporting JMS-messages).
Party B is an open-source house, using ActiveMQ for the JMS-infrastructure.
These parties have not been involved with each other before, but now the
Hello,
JMS clients typically only need activemq-core.jar and activemq-pool.jar on
their classpath. Using a pooled connection factory is highly recommended.
Cheers,
Torsten Mielke
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tmie...@blogspot.com
On Mar 19, 2012, at 10:00 PM, jaskirat singh wrote:
> I believe you
How can I log all incoming msgs in Queue "hello" into a separate logfile
D:\dev\activemq\hello.log
As far as I understand I have to active logging at first according to the
Logging Interceptor described here:
http://activemq.apache.org/logging-interceptor.html
Ok, I specify:
...
But ho
Hi all,
i'm using activemq 5.4.3 together with Jetty 8.1.2.
I built a java program using an embedded broker in a thread. The thread creates
a topic, reads messages from ZeroMQ and sends them to the topic.
In the program, i enabled a jetty embedded server using the AJAXServlet in a
ServletContext
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