Definitely worth looking into it. If you can't use it or it doesn't do
what you need, maybe you can get some inspiration from the code.
On Wednesday, April 1, 2015, Kevin Burton wrote:
> I might re-investigate it… we were having problems with class path hell due
> to it conflicting with my code
I might re-investigate it… we were having problems with class path hell due
to it conflicting with my code and activemq. I think I might have resolved
that though. I would still need to run activemq in embedded mode and still
make sure the performance is decent :)
On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 8:07 PM,
This is very true for more reasons than those you describe. I am
presenting on activemq at apachecon in a couple of weeks and I will
probably talk about this a bit.
JMX can only give you a very limited number of useful metrics. JMX is
also almost useless in a more complex topology.
I would s
Jolokia maybe?
On Wednesday, April 1, 2015, Kevin Burton wrote:
> A couple things I wanted to talk about which are somewhat related.
>
> JMX is somewhat slow. Further, at least from my perspective, it’s somewhat
> dated. All the cool kinds have fancy REST API endpoints except for
> ActiveMQ.
>
A couple things I wanted to talk about which are somewhat related.
JMX is somewhat slow. Further, at least from my perspective, it’s somewhat
dated. All the cool kinds have fancy REST API endpoints except for
ActiveMQ.
I think we’re going to migrate to our own embedded activemq using our own
in
I have some consumers that I want to disable flow control on , and others
where I want it enabled .
Is this possible?
I was looking at how it was disabled by default on async unless you specify
a window, but that seems like a hack to me and probably prone to some
unknown issue I might run into.
Huh. I haven’t seen CHM perform poorly in that regard but I’m open
minded. I might post to the mechanical-sympathy list about that as there
is a lot of focused discussion on that front.
Ten years. wow. Crazy.
I think if it turns out that updateMessage is NEVER used then I can just
used a conc
Its historical - probably at least 10 years old in origin. Only warning I would
give is that ConcurrentHashMap can be slow and a memory hog for lots of inserts
deletes - synchronisation around a HashMap may perform better - would be worth
validating that though
> On 1 Apr 2015, at 20:57, Kev
I’m curious why MemoryMessageStore is backed by a LinkedHashMap and not a
queue data structure.
Does anyone know? It might be just do to the age.
The one thing that could break it is:
public void updateMessage(Message message)
.. which updates the message by ID. But make we could keep two
The simplest option is to serialize the object yourself (to XML/JSON/some
format of your own devising) and send it as a Text message instead of an
Object message...
Tim
On Apr 1, 2015 3:17 AM, "Derek Coleman" wrote:
> Hello Christian:
>
> In this post you recommended not to use ". Or, don't use
ActiveMQ version 5.10.1
With reference to the security documentation at
http://activemq.apache.org/security.html, I'm trying to add a new user to my
ActiveMQ configuration. This user should only be able to see a subset of the
available queues on the broker.
I have done the following:
1) Added an
To add users who are able to access the web console, you have to update the
conf/jetty-realm.properties file.
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There are 70 ActiveMQ nodes in a network broker.
There is a single message publisher which publishes messages in to a topic
of primary ActiveMQ node.
The primary node is in the network broker and the messages will flow from
primary node to other nodes(using topic on each node) in a network broker.
Hello Christian:
In this post you recommended not to use ". Or, don't use Object messages
(preferred). " object messages in ActiveMQ, do you have recommendations on
how to successfully do this?
Thanks,
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What is the best ActiveMQ monitoring tool?
Looking for Monitoring to send alerts whenever there is out side threshold
limits in terms of memory/no of messages of queue/topic.
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hai Hadrian,
Thanks for replying. Am using Ubuntu 12.04 with kernel 3.13 . Also the java
version is 1.7.0_72.
I have used the following link for the creation of client and broker certs.
https://github.com/rethab/php-stomp-cert-example/blob/master/README.md
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Hai,
Thanks for replying. I have already tried connecting to the "openwire"
connector from an mqtt client without ssl and it worked. Also tried
connecting to the ssl connector without the client certificates and the case
remains the same:
2015-04-01 12:41:11,941 | WARN | Transport Connection to:
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