Thank you very much! That is exactly the problem I'm having.
Do you know if this is going to be a problem in the future? Will there be
problems using different versions of networked brokers, or if this is a one
time problem between 5.5.1 and the newer brokers? The main reason why I'm
asking i
I have been using ActiveMQ-5.4.2 in a stoke and hub configuration for some
time now. I have successfully used a full duplex network connector between
the hub and each spoke. Queues in the spokes that match queues in the hub
are connected and messages flow between the queues automatically.
I just
I'm currently using ActiveMQ-5.5.1. The
ConditionalNetworkBridgeFilterFactory was first implemented in 5.6.0 so I
would have to upgrade to get this factory. Second, the setRateLimit method
looks like the units are in MESSAGES/duration and not bytes/duration.
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Do you know what the units are for setRateLimit(int rateLimit)? The test
code you showed me looks like the units are in messages and that will not
work for me because I am sending just one message (file) that is huge - it
is a TIFF file. I need the rate units to be something like bytes per
second
It might help if I show you a piece of my active.xml file that sets up the
NetworkBridges.
From: billy [via ActiveMQ] [mailto:ml-node+s2283324n4653842...@n4.nabble.com]
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Subject: Re: JMX and
Gary I'm sorry I have to ask this silly questions but when I stop the
NetworkConnector via the NetworkConnectorViewMBean what *auto-restarts* the
NetworkConnector? Perhaps I missed something in the configuration and
that's my problem. Or, maybe the auto-restart does work and it's not
updating the
I'm not sure why mvn compiler:compile didn't work, but mvn install did work.
All of the modules were built.
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I did "svn co http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/activemq/tags/activemq-5.5.1";
from the command line. I then did mvn compiler:compile from the root folder
activemq-5.5.1 and the build died while compiling activemq-core. I'm seeing
error messages like "package org.apache.activemq.select does not exi
NetworkConnectorViewMBean via a program that I write then
the bean would be persisted long enough were I could call the start method –
does that make sense?
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Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2012 9:05 AM
To: Billy Buzzard
Subject: Re: JMX
Thanks for the information, but sorry to hear that the possibilities are
limited at this time. The actual problem I was trying to solve has to do
with a partially failed duplex network bridge. The non-creating side of a
duplex network bridge is dropping for some unknown reason while the creating
Using JConsole, I found the org.apache.activemq.Broker object and it has the
Operator "addNetworkConnector that takes a string representing the
discoveryAddress. I enter "static:(tcp://dwh:61816)" for my
discoveryAddress and a new networkConnector is created with a fixed name of
"localhost".
1.
Is it possible to use a remote JMX tool or program to restart a full duplex
network bridge between two brokers on different machines? If so how?
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I would like to upgrade my production application to ActiveMQ 5.5.1, but I
don't see the camel web app and I do use it to selectively turn off certain
routes. Has the camel web app been removed or moved? Do I have to download
it from somewhere else? If so, where?
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My problem was that I didn't realize the SMTPAppender only sends an email
when an ERROR level event occurs. I set the SMTP threshold to WARN in my
log4j.properties file. In my Java test file I did the following:
log.info("info message");
log.warn("warn message");
log.error("error message");
First, I want to thank you for you assistance. This problem is a little more
involved than I was hoping for.
I set log4j.appender.MAIL.SMTPDebug=true and restarting AMQ per your
suggestion and didn't see any debug message to stdout. I thought it might
be that ActiveMQ wasn't finding the log4j.pr
I want to email WARNINGs and above in my log file to myself, but I'm having
trouble getting the Log4j SMTPAppender to work in ActiveMQ. I created a
small java test program and verified that my Log4j SMTPAppender properties
are correct and that I can send myself an email, but when I copy these
prop
I figured it out. I was making it to complicated. I was able to get all
JMSTimestamps from a given queue using the following groovy code:
queue = new
GroovyMBean(server,"org.apache.activemq:BrokerName=$host,Type=Queue,Destination=$queueName")
queue.browseAsTable().entrySet().each {
Composite
Does anyone have an example of how to use "JMX" to read the JMSTimestamp of a
message that's in the queue?
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I have a stoke and hub topology and I'm routing zip files and text files from
one end point to another via the ActiveMQ queues. I thought I understood
the correct usage of ConvertBodyTo, but now I'm not so sure. I thought that
text files types needed to have before the content was sent to and Ac
>From what I have learned from others, this problem is present in
ActiveMQ-5.4.2-fuse-01-00 and it only happens when you try to set up
failover on a networkConnector with a single duplex remote address. If more
than one remote address is set up then it works fine.
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Do you have any evidence that leaving the static off works? I have used the
full static:(failover:(tcp...) before in ActiveMQ 5.3.2 and it works there.
Why would it not work here?
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I'm using ActiveMQ-5.4.2-fuse-01-00. I've used failover in the previous
versions and it worked great, but it doesn't seem to work if the connection
has been down more than three minutes.
I'm using a duplex networkConnector and the uri is
"static:(failover:(tcp://one:61716))".
Is anyone else havi
I didn't see the network connections that I pasted in so let me type them in
here:
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I used failover in the pass and it worked great, but it doesn't seem to work
correctly with a particular version of ActiveMQ. I am using
ActiveMQ-5.4.2-fuse-01-00. I have my network connectors set up as follows:
If I stop any one of the bro
I'm using the following: ActiveMQ-5.4.1, Java 1.6.0_22 on Debian. Using the
default ACTIVEMQ_USER="", I can browse to http://192.168.72.142:8161/admin
and everything appears just like it should. But when I change the
ACTIVEMQ_USER="TESTUSER" and try to browse to
http://192.168.72.142:8161/admin
Do I need to changed the "activemq-camel-5.4.1.jar"?
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I would like to use Camel 2.5 with the lastest release version of ActiveMQ
which currently is 5.4. What must I do to replace Camel 2.4 with Camel 2.5?
My guess is that I have to replace the camel-*-2.4.0 files with the
equivalent camel-*.2.5.0 files. Is that correct? What else must I replace?
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