Yes, My useJmx property of the broker is set to true and the createConnector
property of the managementContext is set to false. Other than that I am
setting up the JMX port in the activemq script to 1099.
Thanks,
Sumit
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Yes, it looks like this can be an acceptable workaround until amq.js is
fixed. The trick is to use something like ExtJS' Ext.Loader.loadScript()
function to bring in a second or third or fourth copy of amq.js, then
encapsulate it in a function. Here's what's working for me:
function startAMQ ()
Can someone tell me here where is XML coming here in between HTTP and
openwire. It will be a very helpful for my project.
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On 10/14/2013 03:53 AM, HellKnight wrote:
The consumer program is writting in c# using NMS libraries and .NET 4.0,
running under windows 7/xp sp2.
The broker is running under redhat 6.3, ActiveMQ Version 5.8.0.
I am using virtual topic mode.
My problem is : Sometimes after the consumer has discon
have you set up JMX as documented here? http://activemq.apache.org/jmx.html
can you log into jconsole w/ the same user/password ?
On Fri, Oct 11, 2013 at 11:10 AM, sumit.wattal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a ActiveMQ 5.8 broker setup on my machine and wanted to check the
> broker stats. While running
The consumer program is writting in c# using NMS libraries and .NET 4.0,
running under windows 7/xp sp2.
The broker is running under redhat 6.3, ActiveMQ Version 5.8.0.
I am using virtual topic mode.
My problem is : Sometimes after the consumer has disconnected , I could
still find it active and c
