Re: freeing up prefetch, if that is what this is (which I doubt)

I'd have to try a fresh install of AMQ and fill it up again... since I am still seeing this behavior in the webconsole... nobody got time for that :) I'll try to do that in the next several days, though when I think I have the breathing room. The steps, in abstract, are really included in the emai

Re: How to exclude javax from activemq-all.jar

I assume you're using activemq embedded in another project and you use maven. Try taking a look at maven's dependency mechanism and exclusions [1]. I hope this helps, Hadrian [1] http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-optional-and-excludes-dependencies.html On 02/10/2

Re: How to exclude javax from activemq-all.jar

you can't. that jar is intended as a one stop shop that contains all that you need but does not give you any choice. You need to take a peek at the activemq-all pom and replicate what it pulls in as dependencies in your pom so that you can pull in just the activemq modules that you wish and whateve

ActiveMQ cannot resolve environment variables in activemq.xml

Hi,I have defined a bean in activemq.xml with a placeholder for environment variable: