I am also seeing the same exception with ActiveMQv5.10. It comes infrequent
and non-reproducible.
I have already posted
http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/ActiveMQ-exception-quot-Failed-to-browse-Topic-quot-td4683227.html#a4683305
ActiveMQGods can you please help us out here. ?
Thanks,
Opening a tcp/ip port and associating that to the JMX registry allows for
JMX remote access. if you are not concerned with remote access the JMX
console can access the local JMX instance as long as you are logged into
that box.
Chris O.
*Chris Odom | Sr Consultant | Media Driver*
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Ah-ha!
you're invoking on line 51 outside of a transaction
https://github.com/myfear/wildflyamq/blob/master/wildflymdb-ejb/src/main/java/net/eisele/ee7/mdb/MessageProducer.java#L51
I know you'll want to say you annotated it transactional, but that doesn't
work when you're calling it locally. Can
Hi John,
implicitly ... it is done in the EJB container ...
https://github.com/myfear/wildflyamq/blob/master/wildflymdb-ejb/src/main/java/net/eisele/ee7/mdb/MessageProducer.java
Thanks,
Markus
On 8 September 2014 19:50, John D. Ament wrote:
> Markus,
>
> Based on your stack trace, looks like Ho
Markus,
Based on your stack trace, looks like HornetQ's bridge isn't participating
in a transaction. Are you explicitly or implicitly starting one?
John
On Mon, Sep 8, 2014 at 1:46 PM, Markus Eisele
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been looking into configuring WildFly 8.1 with ActiveMQ Resource
> Adapt
Hi,
I've been looking into configuring WildFly 8.1 with ActiveMQ Resource
Adapter lately and got everything up and running.
I could produce messages from Java EE components (aka EJBs via
JMS-Bridge) and also could consume messages via MDBs.
During sending messages via the bridge I encountered a wa
Justin-
JMS connections act and behave very different from JDBC connections. Just like
a long query can block other apps trying to access the connection on a shared
JDBC connection, a slow consumer can impact others trying to access it as well.
You can do multiple sessions on top of a single c
Marc-
That’s mostly a Java VM deal. Google around, but there are ways to get a
handle to the ManagementFactory within memory. I believe you’d have to play
around with the startup parameters to enable the Management Bean, but not
enable the TCP/IP port.
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api
AMQ 5.9.1 deployed in WLS 12c, openwire protocol, is runnig and accepts
messages to any queue (numbers increase) but when using the admin pages to
get the list of messages: there are not visible.
Same problem using the java API from client application. This ONLY happens
when using persistence (Kaha
Hello,
I’m trying to use Apollo 1.7.
I’m facing a problem with my first JMS test: I use a non-persistent
delivery mode, the messages are persisted and survive to a restart.
Someone can explain me?
Thx.
Hi Matt,
we don't use JmsTemplate in this particular bit of code.
I have done some testing this morning and the problem seems to be contention
with the shared connection. The Spring DMLC is configured to cache at
Connection, Session and Consumer level. If caching is enabled at all
(connection+)
Can someone reply to this?
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