This sounds like a bug, since the closure of the inactive connections
doesn't seem to remove the associated subscriptions nor reduce the JMX
count accordingly. Can you please submit a bug in JIRA for this behavior?
Are you able to reproduce the problem on demand, ideally on a single broker
with mi
I'm not aware of other options from within the broker. But you've asked
several questions about dynamic changes to the set of authorized users, so
I wonder if you'd be best served using an LDAP user store rather than the
bare-bones file-based auth store. In that case, you'd have access to all
the t
By default, topic consumers will receive only messages sent after they
subscribe. However, it is possible to configure the consumer to use a
retroactive subscription[1] to receive any previously sent messages that
haven't been acked by all existing subscribers and deleted by the broker.
By default,
That’s how usually topic subscription works. Unless you are using
retroactive consumers which is a feature in ActiveMQ.
On Wed, Apr 7, 2021 at 6:30 AM ヤ艾枫o.-- <1169114...@qq.com> wrote:
> hello:
> i want to know something about topic
> Do you have to subscribe in advance when using topic to ac
hello:
i want to know something about topic
Do you have to subscribe in advance when using topic to accept
messages?
After the producer sends a message and starts the consumer to connect to topic,
will the consumer receive the message
