Hi,
The load balancing does not work once broker is restarted. I am creating new
connection object, new session for each consumer and attaching appropriate
message listeners.
All the messages go to the 1st consumer's message listener. I am using
KahaDB persistence. Is there something I am missing
Hi,
I am facing issues configuring log4j with activemq as osgi bundle, I have
created an osgi bundle of activemq Embedded broker and has log4j.properties
file in its classpath.
It creates an empty log file, and prints the INFO on stdout (which is the
default logging behaviour).
I have also tried
Does activemq support alias for destination/queue ? If a message is send to
any alias of a destination, it will be sent to the same queue.
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Thanks & Regards,
- Navin
I was able to change the dataDirectory programatically through :
broker.setDataDirectory("SomeDirectory");
Still, why does it create a data directory for JDBC persistence, is it to
store temporary messages ?
-Navin
On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 2:59 PM, Navin Naidu wrote:
> I
I am using JDBC persistence with apache derby. When I start the broker, it
creates the required three tables in the db, along with that it also creates
"activemq-
data" directory. Even if I try to configure the uri: "tcp://
0.0.0.0:61616?broker.dataDirectory=SomeDirectory", it still goes ahead and
Hi,
How can I programmatically configure for jdbc persistence with apache derby.
Is this the right way to configure ?
Snippet:
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BrokerService broker = *new* BrokerService();
JDBCPersisten