I'm using ActiveMQ-5.5.1 with a centralized broker feeding approximately
twenty other brokers via NetworkBridges. All of the brokers except for one
is working perfectly and have been for years. We recently moved our Data
Warehouse (DW) to the cloud and that broker seems to hang up and stop
commun
I'm using ActiveMQ-5.5.1 in a star topology configuration - many leaf brokers
are feeding one centralized broker. I would like to start with the hub in
the middle and update it to ActiveMQ-5.15.0, but I don't know if the
Transport layers (and NetworkBridges) are compatible. Does anyone know if
th
I only searched for MemoryPrecentUsage in the forum. I'll check the JIRA's
and try to figure out when it was fixed. Once again, thank you.
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I'm using two ActiveMQ-5.5.1 with a NetworkBridge between them. I set
log4j.logger.org.apache.activemq=DEBUG in log4j.properties on the receiving
broker. The receiving broker's logs are showing:
2017-09-05 15:49:17,270 | DEBUG | default:memory:queue://RECEIVER:memory:
usage change from: 5% of av
Thanks Tim.
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I'm using ActiveMQ-5.5.1 (Yes I know it's very old). I'm trying to set
archiveCorruptedIndex to true, but I get the error message: "Attribute
'archiveCorruptedIndex' is not allowed to appear in element 'kahaDB'.".
This is what I entered:
What am I doing wrong? Is
With my instances, I run the instance and specify STOP. So if I had a test
instance at /opt/test then I would execute /opt/test/bin/test STOP.
From: adnan [via ActiveMQ] [mailto:ml+s2283324n4726154...@n4.nabble.com]
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2017 9:46 AM
To: Billy Buzzard
Subject: RE: How do I Set
I forgot to mention that you will need to make sure that your jetty port
setting in the "jetty.xml" file are unique per instance ( e.g. instance one
8161 and instance two 8162 ). If you want to isolate the instances then you
should consider making the ports for the TransportConnectors and Netwo
Yes I was able to get it working. From the console, execute "activemq create
". So if you want to create a "test" instance
in the "/opt" folder on a Linux machine, you would execute "activemq create
/opt/test". The "/opt/test/bin" folder will contain a script that has the same
name as the in
I have an ActiveMQ Broker with multiple queues all controlled by Camel. I
have my first client application that will directly connect to the same
broker. Is there a way to restrict this client to one queue only? I don't
want this client to be able to see or modify any of the other queues that
ar
I am using ActiveMQ-5.13.3 with jdk1.7.0_79 on a Windows 7 laptop for
testing. I ran bin\activemq-admin and created two instances: prod and test.
I successfully started both instances from the command line and they work
great. I would like to create two Window's Services: one for prod and the
ot
eed to search for a
unit test that shows the same thing, sorry. Luckily they're all open
source, so you can do that yourself if you're so inclined.
On Sep 17, 2015 7:09 AM, "bbuzzard" <[hidden
email]> wrote:
> I assumed it worked that way, but I wasn't sure. Thank yo
that
clients do, and any interaction between two clients (sending a message,
PFC, etc.) happens because that interaction has happened repeatedly across
each network link where the brokers play the roles of producer and/or
consumer.
On Sep 16, 2015 12:03 PM, "bbuzzard" <[hidden
email]>
I have two brokers, each on its own machine, connected together via a Network
Bridge where one end uses a full duplex connection. I'm sending in messages
to the queue shared by both machines at a high rate and I'm expecting
Publisher Flow control to kick in and not let me publish anymore messages
Without using Apache Karaf, is there a way to set up hot deployable camel
routes in ActiveMQ? I would like to drop in either a single new route or
all of the routes and have ActiveMQ pick up the changes on the fly. If this
feature is version dependent then please let me know what version to use.
Thanks, your instructions were very helpful. I've use Eclipse for over 15
years and I've use Maven, off and on, for at least 10 years, but never
together. This whole process was far more painful than I expected.
I managed to clear all of the errors except the following and I'm not sure
how to
I have ActiveMQ-5.5.1 on a production machine and I would like to remotely
troubleshoot a specific camel route on it. I have tried to Build
ActiveMQ-5.8.0, but I seem to be running into similar problems.
I am using Eclipse Luna 4.4.2. Internally Luna is using the EMBEDDED Maven
3.2.1/1.5.2.20150
I switched to JDK6 and almost everything compiled. Still having some problem
trying to compile activemq-core. It looks like the
"target/generated-sources" code has a common error. The package is
"org.apache.activemq.store.kahadb.data" by the fix message says it needs to
be changed to "proto.org.
Yes I know there are newer versions, but I'm trying to build ActiveMQ-5.5.1
from source using Maven 3.0.5 and jdk1.8.0_11, but I'm running into errors
when compiling activemq-core. Can anyone tell me how to get past these
errors. I'm including a snippet below:
[INFO] Compiling 15 source files to
I want to thank you for your assistance. If by "at the bridge" you mean the
hub in the middle then I would agree. I just do not understand why a slow
consumer would stop pulling the data, bridge or no bridge.
I am going to set up remote debugging and see if I can figure this out a
little more.
I'm sorry if I was not clear. In production I have several ActiveMQ brokers
on remote machines all feeding a common ActiveMQ broker that I refer to as a
hub. The hub establishes full duplex static connections with each of the
remote brokers. A Message on any given remote broker is placed into a
First this was a test to force the brokers to use Provider Flow Control and
that is why the 20kb limit was used. If you can explain why 20kb should not
have been used in this test it might help me better understand what's going
on.
I did not think about the 1kb being added for the header. I'm go
I have a star topology configuration with Broker A feeding the hub in the
middle, Broke B, that in turn sends the message on to the final broker,
Broker C. I'm trying to simulate a problem I found in production (but I had
to scale it down).
I'm using ActiveMQ-5.5.1 with JDK1.6.0_21. (Yes I kno
I'm using ActiveMQ 5.3.0 on Windows XP and Debian Linux.
Perhaps I'm either doing something wrong or I don't understand, but I
noticed that the admin web page does not appear when starting up if one of
the machines I'm bridging to is not powered up. I would have thought that
the camel/routes web
I have two ActiveMQ brokers set up: one on my laptop and the other on a
server. The laptop has two queues set up: "example.A" and "example.B". I'm
using camel to monitor a directory on the laptop and take any new file from
that directory and place it into "example.A" queue.
The server is set up
I'm a newbie to ActiveMQ and I need a little help. I followed an example
showing how to set up a bridge between OpenJMS and ActiveMQ. The bridge
seems to work perfectly, but if I stop then restart OpenJMS while leaving
ActiveMQ running. Once I restart OpenJMS I try sending a message from it to
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