OK.. making progress here but this one is stumping me.
On Apollo, if a queue has no more messages, and they're fully consumed, the
queue sticks around for like 30 seconds, and then it vanishes.
I have some code on ActiveMQ doing the same thing, but the queues are
staying around forever…
- how lo
I think there is a problem with cleaning up acknowledged messages from
database when they belong to a topic which consumers use selectors in
ActiveMQ. The delete statement (that can be configured) takes min value of
acked messages of all selectors in the topic, but if consumers of messages
use sele
This is one of the *great* features in the JMS spec.
On Sat, Jun 14, 2014 at 4:19 PM, Kevin Burton wrote:
> So this bit me… mostly because I'm new to activemq but also because
> silently failing isn't fun.
>
> You can create a connection, create a producer, send messages on it, and
> attempt to r
So this bit me… mostly because I'm new to activemq but also because
silently failing isn't fun.
You can create a connection, create a producer, send messages on it, and
attempt to receive messages, all while the connection hasn't been started.
So my code compiled, but of course no IO was begin pe
Hi
There is a bin/activemq-admin script you can use to query a local /
remote broker about details.
It uses JMX for that, so you would need network connectivity that
works with that.
If you are more a HTTP/REST guy then there is a REST api in ActiveMQ
exposed by Jolokia
On a local broker its usu
