You're the first response that I've had
cheers
stelios wrote:
>
> I have a similar issue, where the consumers seem to duplicate after a
> couple of days. Although it's not always the case. Did you find any more
> information on this?
>
> thanks
> stelios
Hi all,
We are using ActiveMQ 5.2.0 over the WAN. We have a remote application that
has 2 consumers listening for messages. These 2 consumers use message
selectors in order to receive different types of messages and process these
messages accordingly. At first we were using Broker-To-Broker commu
hi all
We have an application that receives a lot more messages than it sends. It
sends an appropriate response to every message that it receives, but never
initiates a 'conversation' (for lack of a better term)
Our problem is that we have very poor lines between the applications that
are runnin
hi all
We have an application that receives a lot more messages than it sends. It
sends an appropriate response to every message that it receives, but never
initiates a 'conversation' (for lack of a better term)
Our problem is that we have very poor lines between the applications that
are runnin
Hi guys
I'm new to ActiveMQ, and am still trying to learn my way around how
everything works.
I'm trying to find a definitive answer as to the network impact of broker to
broker communication as opposed to broker to consumer communication.
The "How do distributed queues work" page is a bit vagu