What are you trying to load balance? (Which is another way of asking,
what's your topology/configuration/scenario?) Many clients on a single
connection? Many separate connections from the same process? From the
same host? From different hosts?
I would expect that all but the first of those co
Thanks Tim and Jean,
Your quick response is highly appreciated.
I guess I phrased my question wrong.
I would like to load balance my connections, what are the suggestions to
achieve the same.
The traditional connection approach will not work for the same reason that
connection once established wou
All I can do at the moment
auto_ptr factory( new ActiveMQConectionFactory
(MY_BROKER_URL));
cms::Connection* conxn=null;
conxn=factory->CreatConnection();
auto_ptr myConn(dynamic_cast(conxn));
myConn->start();
auto_ptr mySession;
mySession.reset(myConn->CreateSession(Session::AUTO_ACKNOW
I see the JMSRedelivered flag goes back to 'false' when # of redeliveries is
exceeded
and ActiveMQ server moving the message into the DLQ.
Is this done on purpose? I'd rather expect the flag stay 'true', as this state
should be preserved.
- Martin
Thanks for clarifying about the behavior when manually restart the broker
after a failover.
Are you using Tanuki's ability to restart a process automatically? If so,
does Tanuki retry repeatedly while the database is in the process of
failing over?
On Nov 2, 2015 7:39 AM, "Abrasha70" wrote:
> H
Emily,
The load balancer will route a given client's connection to a single
broker, with which your client will have all interactions. The other
broker will not interact directly with the client, but since you say your
brokers are networked, messages can pass from a client on one broker to a
clie
All,
I have a simple bridge between ActiveMQ and TibcoEMS.
There are 2 routes.
1st (Camel) Route moves messages into ActiveMQ Queue. (thisroute reads
messages from Disk and publishes to ActiveMQ).
2nd (Camel) Route consumes messages from ActiveMQ and publish to a Topic in
TibcoEMS.
For both the
