Re: deploying activeMQ with JBOSS AS7.1.0.Final

I'm not sure why you're obliged to use AS7 since it was released over 5 years ago now and there's been numerous releases of the application server since (as Wildfly). However, assuming you really are committed to using AS7 then something like these instructions [1] [2] might work for you. Just

Re: deploying activeMQ with JBOSS AS7.1.0.Final

Do you know how could I fix this problem ? I am obliged to use this version of jboss. I thank you for your response. -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/deploying-activeMQ-with-JBOSS-AS7-1-0-Final-tp4725192p4725194.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing l

Re: deploying activeMQ with JBOSS AS7.1.0.Final

> Is the use of different jboss server than that used in the tutorial causing > problem ? Yes. JBoss AS 7 (and later) do not support arbitrary *-ds.xml files like previous versions did. Justin - Original Message - From: "aragoubi" To: users@activemq.apache.org Sent: Monday, April 24,

deploying activeMQ with JBOSS AS7.1.0.Final

Hello, I am following this tutorial in order to deploy Activemq within jboss http://activemq.apache.org/jboss-integration.html . I reached the "Configuring JBoss" section, but when I add the activemq-jms-ds.xml file, the deployment doesn't wor

Re: kahadb recovery

When a system is slow, there's always something (or several somethings, rotating between them) that is the limiting resource. I'd start by trying to determine what that resource is, using standard OS monitoring tools (top and the like). If you can tell that CPU is a primary bottleneck, use a profil

Network of brokers and forwarding performance

Hi everybody, I've setup 2 brokers with different responsibilities: mq1 is an instance the webapplications consumes messages from and is receiving messages also mq2 is an instance that received messages only. mq2 has some composite topics configured: