rajdavies wrote:
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> Hi Joe,
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> this looks like an issue - will look at fixing
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> thanks,
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> Rob
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>
In the mean time i'm going to try and use jmx to determine when a queue has
no subscribers. Now we are running a multiple brokers. Connecting to an
individual broker the consumerCount o
Hi,
The documentation at http://activemq.apache.org/advisory-message.html
http://activemq.apache.org/advisory-message.html says:
"advisory messages also have a consumerCount header to indicate the number
of active consumers on the destintation when the advisory message was sent"
However lookin
Thanks James. If I was to add an interceptor to block addConsumer/addProducer
calls to a set of destinations unless the connection is made over a
particular transport connector would I disrupt the broker->broker
communication within the network of brokers?
If this is feasible what would be the co
Thanks for the reply. Is it not possible to configure a set of destinations
such that they can only be accessed from a particular transport where the
broker actually exposes multiple transports?
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Hi,
I have a requirement to enforce the use of SSL over a subset of our
destinations - ones that carry sensitive data. I have been through the SSL
documentation but I can't see a mechanism for specifying that a particular
destination must be accessed over a particular transport.
I suppose we cou
