One more thing you can try...
The default value for is 4096 so you could specify
something smaller than that, e.g. 2048.
This value is used in the call to io_queue_init.
Justin
On Fri, Nov 22, 2019 at 11:06 AM Justin Bertram wrote:
> You could also work-around this issue by specifying
> NIO
You could also work-around this issue by specifying
NIO in your broker.xml. The
defaults to ASYNCIO which will use the native libaio for best performance.
Justin
On Fri, Nov 22, 2019 at 11:04 AM Justin Bertram wrote:
> The last bit of Java code before entering the JNI code is here [1]. The
>
The last bit of Java code before entering the JNI code is here [1]. The
JNI code [2] attempts to invoke io_queue_init [3] from libaio which results
in the "Resource temporarily unavailable" error. So it appears there's
something environmental which is preventing libaio from doing its work. My
sear
Under the covers the cachedLDAPAuthorizationMap uses
com.sun.jndi.ldap.LdapCtxFactory for connectivity with LDAP [1]. The
Oracle documentation states [2], "Instead of just one URL, you can also
supply a space-separated list of URLs. In this case, the LDAP provider will
attempt to use each URL in t
Hi JB,
I am starting it from code using brokerservice.
Thanks
Naveen
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Dear ActiveMQ people,
we have a neatly working setup of several ActiveMQ 5 brokers which rely on an
LDAP server for authorization.
The configuration in activemq.xml looks roughly like this (some parts omitted):
ldap://my
Hi Tim, Jean-Baptiste,
I've worked out what the issue is/was:
I have a Camel route which splits groups of 32 elements in a JSON array in
to 32 individual messages. These are small and persistent and so written
to disk when there's a durable subscription in place, causing the high I/O
load.
Even
Hi
We're using WildFly 18 which is using ActiveMQ 2.10.1. Since a few days
ago, we're getting the following exception whenever we try to start the
WildFly on some of our servers. It seems to be on some random servers, but
those that have this issue, continuously throw the same exception. It's
from
Hi Naveen
Are you integrated in Tomcat with RAR or you just start ActiveMQ by
"code" (BrokerService) ?
Regards
JB
On 22/11/2019 11:52, Naveen Kumar wrote:
> I am trying to upgrade ActiveMQ jar to its latest version. It requires me
> to upgrade Jetty to 9.4 version.
> I have current setup as Tomc
I am trying to upgrade ActiveMQ jar to its latest version. It requires me
to upgrade Jetty to 9.4 version.
I have current setup as Tomcat 9 + ActiveMQ 5.12 + jetty-all-8.1.
I want to upgrade it as Tomcat 9 + ActiveMQ 5.15 + jetty-all-9.4.
After doing the changes when I try to start tomcat, it give
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