This is great. I am using this in my dev environment successfully. The only
question or issue I have is the below error I get in the logs when im using the
query string below you provided. I changed the query to remove the
"&replyTo=queue:stats.destination" pattern="InOnly". And activemq starts
Yes, we have virtual topic queues at least from the looks of it. Below is the
Topics.jsp statistics and it looks like we have tons of consumers there as well
as a large amount of Messages Enqueued which would def. consume store space in
the kahadb since they are not purged or removed.
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Great information. I'm looking into why the consumers are non-existent and or
if the applications are only creating consumers on a schedule to look for
messages. While I work with our vendor on this information can you explain if
possible, why ActiveMQ is not de-queuing the messages when they mo
Thanks for the response, Yes we have a DLQ (count = 10), rejected queue
(count=0) and Failed queues for most major queues we consume (count avg. = 0).
That being said, we have a delivered queue for all of our outbound messages
which looks like it contains or keep the messages in the Kahadb or at
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> Hqstevenson - I am not a java coder of any sort and really just starting out.
> So first thanks for the article but im still unclear as to what I need to do.
> I have splunk installed as a forwarder on the ActiveMQ server, which
t; On Feb 23, 2016, at 3:33 PM, gmelasecca <[hidden
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> Evening - I am new to ActiveMQ and my current company is using the
> application for a large set of applications/messages. We are working to
> determine how to find the Daily or Hourly amount of messages the
Evening - I am new to ActiveMQ and my current company is using the
application for a large set of applications/messages. We are working to
determine how to find the Daily or Hourly amount of messages the entire
application consumes or if possible what each queue consumes on a
daily/hourly basis. I