Monitoring for messages older than a defined period of time

Hi, I'm using ActiveMQ version 5.10.1 and have a requirement to regularly poll my ActiveMQ installation and identify when a message has been sitting on a specified queue for a specified period of time. What are my programmatic options for achieving this? Thanks in advance for any advice. -- V

Re: Store percent used

Thanks for this. I tried this with a test server which was showing 25% store used. I deleted each of the 140 or so DLQ entries manually (the "Purge" option for th ewhole queue didn't seem to do anything) and the store went down to 21%. -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n

Re: Store percent used

Thanks for your thoughts. The web console shows that the messages are being dequeued at the same rate as they are being queued so I was presuming that they were being deleted successfully. I will investigate how to use JMX to view the broker and report back. There are a few messages in the DLQ b

Store percent used

Hello, I'm using ActiveMQ version 5.10.1. Since we started using ActiveMQ a few weeks ago, the store percentage for the broker has been steadily increasing - from 10% at the start of the month to 29% currently. In that period, we have processed (sent to queue and subsequently removed) approximat

Re: SecurityException: User is not authenticated

Tim Bain wrote > My jetty.xml file has only your second bean, not the first one (and our > users list in jetty-realm.properties includes only admin users), and > authentication works, so commenting out your entire securityConstraint > bean > seems like an easy way to simplify your config and see if

Re: SecurityException: User is not authenticated

Tim Bain wrote > Those are IDs (and I'm positive they have to be unique); I was referring > to > > in each bean. Maybe Spring doesn't > mind that, I don't remember (I mainly use annotations these days), but it > seemed like an easy thing for you to check. > > More generally, I'd simplify your c

Re: SecurityException: User is not authenticated

Tim Bain wrote > I thought Spring didn't allow multiple beans with the same name... Try > commenting out the admin one, and if that works then try changing the > admin > one's name. Don't the beans already have different names? "securityConstraint" and "adminSecurityConstraint". Mark -- View

Re: SecurityException: User is not authenticated

> Did you enable authentication in jetty.xml as described in > http://activemq.apache.org/web-console.html? I believe so: I have the following entries in the jetty.xml file: Mark -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/SecurityException-Us

SecurityException: User is not authenticated

Hello, I'm trying to set up ActiveMQ version 5.10.1 on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 7.1 with a new user which can use the web console. What I have done: 1) Created following entry in users.properties: myUser=myPwd 2) Added the user to the 'publishers' and 'consumers' groups in groups.p

Adding users and console access

ActiveMQ version 5.10.1 With reference to the security documentation at http://activemq.apache.org/security.html, I'm trying to add a new user to my ActiveMQ configuration. This user should only be able to see a subset of the available queues on the broker. I have done the following: 1) Added an

Re: Adding users and console access

To add users who are able to access the web console, you have to update the conf/jetty-realm.properties file. -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/Adding-users-and-console-access-tp4694081p4694085.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabbl