We are using activemq in jdbc master slave configuration. extract pasted
below -
The messages are posted to queues and consumers are registered to these
queues.
MessageProducer producer = session.createProducer(destination);
producer.setDeliveryMode(De
I have a remote queue behind firewall ( from active MQ broker ). I have no
control of that broker and this remote queue is read only for me. I cannot
get that remote queue converted to topic. Only a particular port is opened
for firewall connections to this queue from my own network.
In my networ
Hello Dejan,
I'm already using xstream to serialize the objects, however instead of
annotations I'm using an XStream instance configured for each object
(although the default serialization is just enough). This way I could avoid
using a Xstream dependency on the POJO that could not be compatible w
hip hip hurraaa... :)
I took the 5.7 snapshot at that did it. It works - its a topic, I can see
the subscribers as durable in the admin and so on and ofcause a mesg. send
to the topic is getting to all clients I have running.
Cool and thanks. Now we can start trying out our ideas.
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Hi Gabriel,
take a look at
http://xstream.codehaus.org/annotations-tutorial.html
I'm not sure your code uses annotations to convert Java objects, so
that might not be related. But without more info, I can't help you
more. The best course of action is to try creating some kind of a test
case that
On Tue, 2012-06-26 at 08:29 -0700, jana wrote:
> per my post we have:
>
> define('_MQ_TOPIC_SEARCH', '/topic/mytopicname');
>
> so unless its not supposed to work with implicit created topic we do have
> /topic/ in front.
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Hello again,
Maybe this is a very basic question but how can I do the class mapping set
configuration in an embedded broker without using the xml file to set this:
org.apache.activemq.transport.
stomp.SamplePojo
On the version 5.4 I was capable of configure the embedded broker without
us
per my post we have:
define('_MQ_TOPIC_SEARCH', '/topic/mytopicname');
so unless its not supposed to work with implicit created topic we do have
/topic/ in front.
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Prefix the topic name with /topic/
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On Jun 26, 2012, at 5:45 AM, jana wrote:
> I should add - thats the producer but this does not result in a topic on the
> MQ but rather a queue. From java if I ask for the queue "mytopicname" I get
> the msg. posted by the php code but if I
Hi all,
I run an ActiveMQ 5.5.1 broker with two queues. Clients produce messages
(varying from many small to some of significant size) and put them into
queue 1, from where consumers take the messages from the queue by pulling
them at their speed (message prefetch = 0). Messages are sent in
transa
The lock implementation is picked up from the driver name but there is
currently no variant that does not use the "FOR UPDATE"
If one particular statement is causing problems, you can override the
default to drop the 'FOR UPDATE' using xml config:
It is a junit test case. Have a look at the code to see how it sets up
brokers and
validates connection/reconnection and rebalance.
if you download the activemq trunk source[1] you can modify it at will
and run it with:
mvn clean install -Dtest=FailoverComplexClusterTest
[1] http://activemq.apac
Hi,
I am indeed using ActiveMQ 5.6 with randomize=true on my connection string.
But not sure if it's the same issue.
What exactly is that test case and how do I use it?
Thanks.
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I should add - thats the producer but this does not result in a topic on the
MQ but rather a queue. From java if I ask for the queue "mytopicname" I get
the msg. posted by the php code but if I ask for a topic with that name from
java I dont get any msg.
and again, two php consumers subscribing t
connect();
$producer->send(
_MQ_TOPIC_SEARCH,
$message,
array('persistent'=>'true')
);
$producer->disconnect();
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It'd be good if you can share your test code. Topics should be working
fine with PHP Stomp impl.
Regards
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Hi
Im trying to get a small testsetup running where I need to post msg. to a
TOPIC from PHP and read them from java later. For now, to test, I simply use
php both on the producer and consumer side.
Its based on http://stomp.fusesource.org/documentation/php/book.html
but its not really working. Its
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