Hi,
I noticed only 1 slash in the URL could it be a typo? or just in the
error message
It should be:
"tcp://localhost:55000"
in the config xml file.
If this is not it ... try running a standalone broker (right after unzipping
the binary package) to see if that works as a start.
Fred
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Hi
Not sure which release you are attempting to run.
As well, what is the structure of the command you are issuing.
For a simple test run, out of the box just issuing "activemq" should just
start a broker with a default setup.
If you are looking to give ActiveMQ a try, perhaps pick a stable rel
Hi Brian,
For your setup, the AMQ Message store (used by default with AMQ 5+) is
probably your best bet.
The real benefit for JDBC in Active MQ is that it supports a wide range of
platforms that you can utilize if you already have these deployed (reuse
your investment). As well you can handle so
Maybe try to see where the thresold is ... increase 1 or 2 subsribers until
it happens.
A workaround might be to try a network of 2 brokers perhaps to see if its a
scaling issue.
Fred
Ramit Arora wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am testing ActiveMQ 5.0 using a Perl Publisher (using Net::Stomp) & Java
> Sub
Were you able to get this to run after downloading the depencies?
Fred
KMalhi wrote:
>
> Trying to build with maven:
>
> mvn clean install -Dmaven.test.skip=true
>
> It fails with the following message:-
>
> [INFO]
>
>
This depends on what you mean by a "plugin".
If you have extended the activemq code to add your own functionality and
there are some additional configuration parameters you should be able to
extend the xml file with your parameters. Activemq uses xbean, so you should
add these to the xsd and poin
I believe you should set maximumRedeliveries to -1 ... this effectively
defines an infinite number of redeliveries
http://activemq.apache.org/redelivery-policy.html
You can set this in the activemq.xml config file in the /conf directory if
that is the config you use.
You can try the followi
