If that was happening you'd see the DestinationViewMBean's ExpiredCount
increasing in the JMX counters, but only if the expiration was happening on
the broker; as far as I could tell, there's no stat that captures when
messages expire while they're in the client's prefetch buffer. (But that's
just
I think the behavior you're seeing has to do with message cursors (
http://activemq.apache.org/message-cursors.html) than with missing acks.
Basically once the cursor is full of messages that don't match your
selectors, no new messages will come out of the message store into the
cursor until one of
It would be handy to have timestamps for various things on queues.
Right now if a queue is created, it’s unclear how long it’s been in
existence for..
Would also be nice to see stats for the last time the a message was
produced, consumed, etc.
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I’m looking at implementing producer flow control so that I don’t fill up
the queues on my broker.
It doesn’t look like there’s any way I can see that a client is blocking,
waiting for resources to be released.
Maybe one strategy could be to put a stopwatch around each send() and then
I can see t
I am trying to do some testing an limit the output from a queue that has
about 4500 messages in it. Each message contains between 300 and 500
documents attached that i process individually. But I am trying to test
only specific message types and not see the others so I restart the client
each cycle
actually, I not’ think this could be the issue.
The if I was getting redeliveries, and NO work was being done, I’d see
messages in the dead letter queue - which I don’t see.
On Thu, Apr 16, 2015 at 9:55 AM, Kevin Burton wrote:
> Ah.. That’s an interesting hypothesis. So in this situation th
Hey; thought this might be useful for some to get started with
http://activemq.apache.org/activemq-performance-module-users-manual.html
I have written a Makefile that does what is required to setup and run the
default test.
https://gist.github.com/abn/9cbffdfd1f5cb7f7c3e4
To execute a test one j
Hi,
I am facing a big problem in our application. It uses a cluster of 3 brokers
configured with a network connector. We have a huge number of clients around
1 connected to theses brokers. Each client opens 2 connections to send
and receive messages. We use a powerful machines running on Solari
Ah.. That’s an interesting hypothesis. So in this situation the client
would just never even see the message and would just keep being rejected.
Is there any way to test this hypothesis.? Any stats?
I’ll look at JMX but I didn’t see any that might stand out.
On Thu, Apr 16, 2015 at 5:51 AM, Tim
Hi artnassef,
It does not matter how many large volumes of messages I have, I have tried
anywhere from 10 thousand, 15 thousand to 32 thousand. It stops dispensing
right towards the end.
I have to restart both the brokers and and the consumers to make the job
complete. Please find attached my scr
ActiveMQ 5.7.0
OS : Oracle Solaris 10
JDK 1.7.0
J2EE
ActiveMQ process was killed.
When Tried to start ActiveMQ using following
. activemq start &
Queues started to Work. However, "http://localhost:8161/admin/"; started to
give
Error!
Exception occurred while processing this request, check
Is there any chance the messages are old enough that they're expired by the
time the client gets to them? Maybe the broker is running slowly enough
that it doesn't try to dispatch each message until after it's expired,
resulting in no messages getting *consumed* rather than no messages getting
dis
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