Re: Specifying prefetch topic sizes in configuration files

Thanks. In the end all I needed to do apparently was to add the "topicPrefetch" attribute as follows :- I assume this would do the job. Is there any way in activeMQ's admin interface where I can check to see that the new topic preFetch size being applied and that the default is still not being

Re: Specifying prefetch topic sizes in configuration files

Gary Tully wrote: > > peek at the schema, there is also a topicPrefetch and > durableTopicPrefetch attributes. You need topicPrefetch I guess. then > it looks ok. > Thanks - finally, is there a wildcard character that can be used to indicate all topics should be affected ? Something like :-

Re: Specifying prefetch topic sizes in configuration files

Gary Tully wrote: > > yea, need to add it there, it is in the schema though: > view-source:http://activemq.apache.org/schema/core/activemq-core-5.4.0.xsd > > that is always the most up to date reference > Thanks Gary - so I'm using v5.3.2 and the queuePrefetch attribute is there. I want to ch

Re: Specifying prefetch topic sizes in configuration files

Gary Tully wrote: > > there is a queuePrefetch attribute in the policy entry that can apply > to all consumes that don't have a preference. See how to configure at: > http://activemq.apache.org/per-destination-policies.html > > On 24 August 2010 15:03, gng wrote: >&g

Re: Specifying prefetch topic sizes in configuration files

Glen Mazza wrote: > > This shows how it can be done in the web.xml: > http://activemq.apache.org/rest.html#REST-Consuming > > Would that work for you? > > gng wrote: >> I'm trying to configure topic prefetch sizes in the activemq.xml config >> file

Specifying prefetch topic sizes in configuration files

I'm trying to configure topic prefetch sizes in the activemq.xml config file (as opposed to, for example, in the connection URL as documented at http://activemq.apache.org/what-is-the-prefetch-limit-for.html). Can anyone supply a code snippet or provide the documentation reference ? Thanks. -- V

Admin interface - blank entries when viewing connections

When using the browser admin interface to view existing connections (admin/connections.jsp) I see a group of blank entries at the top of the list - any ideas what causes this or why is it shown ? I'm using ActiveMQ v5.3.1. Thanks in advance. -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble

Subscriber misses some messages (typically shortly after startup)

I have a pub/sub model where the subscriber is a grails client using Spring configuration for the messaging. For some reason it seems to miss several messages in our tests. Here's what I've tried :- 1. Start up the subscriber to a test topic. 2. Start up the publisher - this publishes simple tex

Which configuration option ?

I'd like to delete all queues and topics (and all messages in them) when I restart ActiveMQ. In other words, I'd like to have an empty state. Can anyone suggest a config parameter to do this and where it should be placed ? Thanks ! -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Which-c

Error when trying to create a topic via the web admin interface

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Newbie Question: using REST to post a message

Hi, I'm new to ActiveMQ and am trying to POST a message to a queue. I'm using Poster (the Firefox add-on) and notice that although the message makes it to the queue it has no body. Attempts to retrieve the message using HTTP GET results in a HTTP 500 internal error message. Using the admin interf