Re: ActiveMQ 5.13.0 - Bug in Composite Destination using Stomp ?

On 04/13/2016 02:55 PM, aanto wrote: ActiveMQ: 5.13.0 Java: 1.8.0u51 Using Stomp for Sending message to a composite destination as below generates a single queue name as "aanto.test1queue://aanto.test2". Ideally it should have created 2 queues - aanto.test1 and aanto.test2. Stomp Code.

ActiveMQ 5.13.0 - Bug in Composite Destination using Stomp ?

ActiveMQ: 5.13.0 Java: 1.8.0u51 Using Stomp for Sending message to a composite destination as below generates a single queue name as "aanto.test1queue://aanto.test2". Ideally it should have created 2 queues - aanto.test1 and aanto.test2. Stomp Code. StompConnection stompc

Re: Message Redelivery in STOMP client using NACK

On 04/13/2016 07:13 AM, xabhi wrote: Hi, Will ActiveMQ redeliver the message for which the STOMP client sent a NACK frame? I found this ActiveMQ page( http://activemq.apache.org/how-do-i-unack-the-message-with-stomp.html )

Testing a network of brokers

Hi, I've written a client to exercise the network of brokers in my setup, the intent is to use this to help monitor that all members of the network can pull messages from each other. Currently it's set up to generate N tests, one for each possible combination of a broker producer and broker consu

Re: Monitoring ActiveMQ

Through the JMX service there are an extensive number of mbeans available to determine the state of the broker and its queues and topics: http://activemq.apache.org/jmx.html It possible to access the JMX MBeans over HTTP, and of course you can use tools that make direct use of the JMX service. Fo

Re: Monitoring ActiveMQ

I wrote some nagios plugins: Basic alive test that sends a message and waits for a reply: https://github.com/ripienaar/monitoring-scripts/blob/master/activemq/check_activemq.rb Queue size and so check: https://github.com/ripienaar/monitoring-scripts/blob/master/activemq/check_activemq_que

Re: Monitoring ActiveMQ

Splunk isn’t open source for sure - it was just easier to get up and going than ElasticSearch or Solr, and most of my customers already use it. You could do the same sort of thing with Solr or ElasticSearch. I think Nagios has an ActiveMQ plugin too, but I’ve never used that. > On Apr 13, 2016,

RE: Monitoring ActiveMQ

Im looking for a free/open source solution Regards, Chhaya Vishwakarma Data Engineer, Think Big Solution Center - India Think Big chhaya.vishwaka...@thinkbiganalytics.com Desk: +91 2261178196 Cell:   +91 7045306767 -Original Message- From: Quinn Stevenson [mailto:qu...@pronoia-solutio

Re: Monitoring ActiveMQ

I’ve used Splunk a few times with my customers - it was pretty easy to get going. I’ve used Splunk scripted inputs to pull data from the ActiveMQ Statistics plugin, and I’ve also pushed data directly to Splunk from ActiveMQ via Camel. > On Apr 13, 2016, at 5:46 AM, Vishwakarma, Chhaya > wrote

RE: Monitoring ActiveMQ

Thanks, Can you please provide some more detaiuls about it ? documentation ? how to use it ? Also I need alerting how that can be achieved any suggestions ? Regards, Chhaya Vishwakarma Data Engineer, Think Big Solution Center - India Think Big chhaya.vishwaka...@thinkbiganalytics.com Desk: +9

Message Redelivery in STOMP client using NACK

Hi, Will ActiveMQ redeliver the message for which the STOMP client sent a NACK frame? I found this ActiveMQ page( http://activemq.apache.org/how-do-i-unack-the-message-with-stomp.html ) but not sure that it explains the beha

AMQ fails if remote broker is not started: via Camel using STOMP and MQTT

We are currently establishing a broker to broker connection to a remote RabbitMQ server using the STOMP and MQTT protocols. This works fine with AMPQ however with STOMP and MQTT, if the remote RabbitMQ server is down and we bounce the AMQ server it either does not start up or fails very shortly aft