If you can use JMX there’s a HealthView MBean associated with the broker -
which summarises things like memory usage, disk space usage, Queues with no
consumers etc.
On 13 Dec 2013, at 05:57, Rodrigo Ramos wrote:
> Hello everybody
>
>
> Im starting with activemq. I have been reading about ho
Hello everybody
Im starting with activemq. I have been reading about how to test the
service. The site talks only about one way to do it, using netstat. Netstat
shows the status of listening port, but not the health of service.
Is there any way to test that the process is healthy?
Greetings
I was afraid that would be the case.
Thanks,
Ross
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You should ask on appropriate lists for each of those projects, about support
for specific versions.
I know tomcat provides maintenance releases, sometimes including security
fixes, for some major versions other than the latest.
david jencks
On Dec 12, 2013, at 9:39 AM, Ross Dukeshier wrote:
Thank you.
If you know, is this true of the other ASF projects as well? Specifically,
I am looking for Ant, Subversion, Tomcat, and HTTP Server.
Ross
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On 12/12/2013 12:26 PM, Ross Dukeshier wrote:
I figured ASF wasn't providing support per-se - but I think
end-of-support/end-of-life dates talk more to the development approach and
what the developer supports rather than actually getting support for a
particular user. More specifically, hypothet
I figured ASF wasn't providing support per-se - but I think
end-of-support/end-of-life dates talk more to the development approach and
what the developer supports rather than actually getting support for a
particular user. More specifically, hypothetically, let's say a critical
security vulnerabil
if you're not using durable subscriptions, then your consumers will
not receive messages when they are not connected.
On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 2:19 AM, cngamer wrote:
> I made a simple program that pushes message to a topic at a very high speed,
> and in the other end there is a consumer with lowe
On 12/12/2013 11:07 AM, xbhanu wrote:
Aha !! Works like a charm now. Thanks Gordon. It would be good if some one
puts this incoming_window thing along with some documentation in the proton
sender receiver examples as
well.(qpid-proton-0.5/examples/messenger/py/recv.py).
You should probably dire
I suspect those 'Could not load message seq' warnings can be ignored.
Can you verify that there has been no message loss?
On Fri, Dec 6, 2013 at 12:19 PM, kal123 wrote:
> Tried testing with dec. 5 snapshot and getting following errors after about
> 10 failovers:
>
> 2013-12-06 12:06:39,673 | WARN
Aha !! Works like a charm now. Thanks Gordon. It would be good if some one
puts this incoming_window thing along with some documentation in the proton
sender receiver examples as
well.(qpid-proton-0.5/examples/messenger/py/recv.py).
One more thing, I dont think there is a concept of durable topic
Hi,
I am using Advisory topic to manage connections, however it have a problem
when consumer isn't subscribed or disconnected. I don't understand why
advisory topic don't support durable and virtual topic?
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I made a simple program that pushes message to a topic at a very high speed,
and in the other end there is a consumer with lower processing speed(work in
sync mode), so will the consumer lost messages?
According to my test, if I push messages to the topics, my consumer
only processed about 12
Dear all,
is something like a LastUniqueKeySubscriptionRecoveryPolicy available or in
the making? Possibly with some means to identify as well a final deletion
message via a query syntax similar to the
QueryBasedSubscriptionRecoveryPolicy? Or as an addendum to the
TimedSubscriptionRecoveryPolicy?
On 12/12/2013 01:33 PM, xbhanu wrote:
Yes, and infact i am doing exactly this. But the accept call has no effect
it seems.
You also need to set the incoming message window, e.g.
messenger = Messenger()
messenger.start()
messenger.incoming_window = 10
messenger.subscri
Yes, and infact i am doing exactly this. But the accept call has no effect
it seems.
messenger = Messenger()
messenger.start()
messenger.subscribe(address)
message = Message()
while should_run:
messenger.recv()
while messenger.incoming:
try:
Something like this..
44 msg = Message()
45 while True:
46 mng.recv()
47 while mng.incoming:
48 try:
49 mng.get(msg)
50 mng.accept()
51 except Exception, e:
52 print e
53 else:
54 print msg.address, msg.subject or "(no subject)",
msg.properties, m
That's right. You have to ack the message. Maybe you can post your consumer
python script?
On Thursday, December 12, 2013, xbhanu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using AMQP Messenger API in Python and I am getting duplicate messages
> while using queues. Even though my consumer receives the message, Active
Thanks for reply. Yes all messages on temp-queues are consumed by the stomp
client. After stomp client receives the message on temp-queue it
unsubscribes from it. Also I use non-persistent messaging.
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Hi,
I am using AMQP Messenger API in Python and I am getting duplicate messages
while using queues. Even though my consumer receives the message, ActiveMQ
does not increment the dequeue count (seen through Jconsole). As a result,
whenever I connect back the consumer I end up getting the same messa
On 12/12/2013 03:16 AM, Sophia Wright wrote:
Hey,
When i create a producer, most of the times it goes to dynamic producer
bean. What is dynamic producer?
In some of the case it comes under topic/ queue bean but most of the times
it comes under dynamic producer bean only..
What is dynamic produ
Until now we did not change any defaults so the cleaning every 30 seconds
should be active per default. In most of the environments it works without
problems.
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Hey,
When i create a producer, most of the times it goes to dynamic producer
bean. What is dynamic producer?
In some of the case it comes under topic/ queue bean but most of the times
it comes under dynamic producer bean only..
What is dynamic producer ? How it is different from normal produce
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