Paul is right and you should use the JDBCIOExceptionHandler instead of the
default one.Does it because the majority of the members of MySql cluster are
failed so the database failover can not work as expected?Can you post the
detailed exception stack?
At 2013-03-29 00:48:28,"Paul Gale" wrote:
Hi Ali,
Are you using the JDBCIOExceptionHandler with your broker? That _should_
help.
By default a broker is assigned the DefaultIOExceptionHandler to handle
exceptions. You should probably change it out to use the
JDBCIOExceptionHandler instead as mentioned here:
http://activemq.apache.org/conf
On 03/28/2013 11:36 AM, Christian Posta wrote:
Yah, unless Tim or Gary know off hand why this is, I would say open a JIRA.
I am not seeing any logic in the code that would filter out messages for a
browse based on TTL.
It would be great if you could throw together a little unit test that shows
t
Yah, unless Tim or Gary know off hand why this is, I would say open a JIRA.
I am not seeing any logic in the code that would filter out messages for a
browse based on TTL.
It would be great if you could throw together a little unit test that shows
this and I can take a closer look. Take a look at
Hi;
Yes, I am having to use the lease DB feature. No other way round it.
I have found other problems with the version of activemq that I'm running.
5.7 has issues with Failover. For example, if
Hey,
Upon checking the logging from time to time I encounter the following
warning:
Our clients (two Mule ESB flows) sometimes also crash saying that ActiveMQ
hasn't responded for more then 3ms. I already put maxInactivityDuration
on 0.
How can we resolve this? Is it a Mule error or is it a
I can confirm that the deafult 3 hour expiration (timeToLive) value applied
to all messages by my template was causing the problem.
If I override and set expiration = 0 for the scheduled messages then they
are browsable.
Is there a JIRA required here?
Should ActiveMQ schedule browse action disr
We have requirement to develop server side push infra for real time web
applications. For this, I have been considering using Cometd since this
supports both long polling as well as web sockets based implementation.
However, I recently came across links like
http://activemq.apache.org/ajax.html an
