I am fairly new to ActiveMQ so excuse me if this is a newb question, I did
scan the FAQ and didn't find anything answering this...
I am using ActiveMQ with JMS and spring and when I debug I see that the
"ActiveMQ Transport" thread is constantly refreshing and establishing a new
connection every se
> - the fact that the performance degradation was for all ActiveMQ and not
> only for the "scheduled" queue
The *basic* ActiveMQ setup, with no features enabled, is somewhat fast and
non-complicated.
When you start enabling features, like advisories, scheduling, etc. it
becomes more complicated.
Hi Kavin,
thanks for your input: we know that we stressed a lot the ActiveMQ
scheduling mechanism and consequently that we could incur in performance
degradation . What sound strange to us was:
- the fact that the performance degradation was for all ActiveMQ and not
only for the "scheduled" queue
-
Hi Tim,
sorry for the late response, but we spent the last days to make the
"workaround" working well.
> My suggestion was that you subdivide your future messages based on time,
> so
> that only a small number of them are actually scheduled messages (and the
> rest are normal messages, which the
Hello all,
My Karaf (v. 3.0.3) feature has a dependency on Joda-Time 2.x. It deployed
just fine until I added feature dependencies to the activemq-broker (5.11.1)
and activemq-camel features delivered with Karaf. My bundle in my feature
now fails resolution because two paths to the package "org.jo
Is there any chance you're using JmsTemplate without a connection pool?
See http://activemq.apache.org/jmstemplate-gotchas.html for details.
On May 27, 2015 5:55 AM, "kent71" wrote:
> I am fairly new to ActiveMQ so excuse me if this is a newb question, I did
> scan the FAQ and didn't find anythin
I am fairly new to ActiveMQ so excuse me if this is a newb question, I did
scan the FAQ and didn't find anything answering this...
I am using ActiveMQ with JMS and spring and when I debug I see that the
"ActiveMQ Transport" thread is constantly refreshing and establishing a new
connection every s