Hi Tim,
My intention is like to automatically purge all the messages which was
there(existing) in the Activemq.DLQ. Is there any such way to do that apart
from manual purging? Currently im using this discarding plugin
but through some search it mentions that this plugin will only avoid the
next
1) If none of the nodes are actually dead and each node is visible from at
least one other node in the cluster, and I set
*false *- what happens when the network split is removed and the master
comes live?
2) If none of the nodes are actually dead and each node is visible from at
least one other
Hi all!
Is it possible to set a timeout to create a connection from a connection
factory on an ActiveMQ Artemis broker? I have looked for it but I haven't
found a parameter for that.
Thanks in advance!
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Do you have example of the code or configure which shows how to set TTL for
topic?
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Yes there such thing as TTL for topic messages. But topics don't store
messages themselves. Internal queue I created for each consumer. If
consumer is very slow or is a durable consumer that went offline message on
queue for such consumer will expire if they have TTL.
In some cases it might be nec
Thanks for the reply.
BTW is there such setting like timetolive for message in topic?
the this timetolive expired. then the message in topic will be deleted or
removed to deadletterqueue
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Hello There,
We are facing identical issue with ActiveMQ 5.15.5 in our pre-prod
environment, where the client program stops reading messages from queue and
we observed this happens when the broker restarts.
Untill we failover the broker to another node, client does not start
consuming messages ag
Do you have logs or a test-case to demonstrate what is actually happening?
It's hard to help with the limited information you've provide so far.
Justin
On Sun, Mar 31, 2019 at 12:38 AM Tim wrote:
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> Hi,
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> it is a sample java program , it will publish & consume the messages
>
> Yes we are se
I'm a bit confused by your email. We've been discussing the handshake
timeout on this thread. There's been no mention of the web console so far.
Did you mean to put this reply on this thread? If so, please clarify how it
relates to the handshake timeout issue.
Justin
On Sun, Mar 31, 2019 at 12:4
Thanks Justin,
yes, 12 nodes.
it was our question about how to avoid this administrative intervention
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