That seems to have resolved the web access problem. However, I'm on windows,
and I've set the SUNJMX variable as directed, but "run.jar" is still
accessible under the "local process" category in jconsole.
Does it need to be disabled for camel too?
Thanks again,
y. Below are examples:
>
> Linux/Unix:
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> SUNJMX=
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> Windows:
>
> if "%SUNJMX%" == "" set SUNJMX=
>
Thanks for the quick reply, Bruce. I've updated the startup script, but I
can still access run.jar from jconsole and also pull up the web ad
I'm trying to disable JMX using the activemq.xml file (useJmx="false") and it
does not seem to be working. I can still connect using jconsole and the
admin webpage. Is this a bug or is there somewhere else that this must be
disabled?
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mrh
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function like its HTTPS counterpart such that the
broker's certificate is not sent to the client until the handshake, at which
point a user has the ability to approve or disapprove? I'm still learning
about JSSE, but could a "TrustManager" object be of assistance here?
Thank
"&socket.enabledCipherSuites=..." does not seem to be working.
Am I doing something wrong?
Also, I can't seem to use the SSLTransportFactory class (which has a
"compositeConfigure" method) in conjunction with the ActiveMQConnection
class.
Any assistance is gre
?
Maybe in the transport options of the URI (for example:
ssl://localhost:port?enabledCipherSuites=...")?
Or in the ActiveMQ.xml file?
Or, even the SSL_OPTS property?
I'm still trying to understand the Introspection and was curious if this is
possible?
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>From a developer's perspective, is the existing functionality close? I see
where there's already an existing code branch. If someone were to want to
complete the task, could it be done relatively quickly, or is there still a
significant amount of work to do / code to imp
With any of the recent builds, has support for SSL been added to the AMQ-CPP
library? If not, do you plan to add it anytime soon?
Thanks,
mrh
tabish121 wrote:
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> Note that this only works on Unix platforms, not windows.
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I've noticed the same thing in JMX when trying to set the persistent="false"
in the tag. Is this a bug or are messages still sent as persistent
/ durable even when persistence is disabled by the broker?
Thanks,
mrh
Džiugas Baltrūnas-3 wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I wan
Correction: will ActiveMQ-CPP work with it?
Thanks,
mrh
mrh wrote:
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> I've been testing a program using AMQ 4.1.1 and just noticed that 5.0.0 is
> now out... when was it released, and will CMS work with it?
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> Thanks,
> mrh
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now out... when was it released, and will CMS work with it?
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I believe I've noticed something similar using a topic... any ideas?
Thanks,
mrh
DominicTulley wrote:
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> Hi, I've been investigating Camel recently and today I was taking a look
> at message throughput in ActiveMQ when Camel routing is being used.
>
> I have been
Is it possible to modify selectors after the listener has been started,
without closing and restarting the consumer?
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n. I
apologize in advance for my ignorance of the library... still trying to
understand everything.
Thanks again,
mrh
Tim Bish wrote:
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> No definite time line at the moment. I'm not sure how stomp could be an
> alternative to SSL could you elaborate?
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Oh ok... do you anticipate windows support being added anytime soon? If not,
would Stomp be an alternative?
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In a post from last November, it was stated that CMS did not support SSL.
http://www.nabble.com/cms-API-in-Windows-tf2627647s2354.html#a7352661 Click
here to view that thread.
Since that time, has support for SSL been added to CMS? If not, can Stomp
or Openwire handle SSL?
Thanks,
mrh
I can't seem to find the link to the examples... would you mind posting it
here?
Thanks,
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, the
program exits without stopping the consumer correctly, which throws an
exception. Now I'm starting to understand. Thanks again for all of the
assistance!
mrh
tabish121 wrote:
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> When you use a MessageListener that listener is notified in a thread
> context other than the main
In other words, if the asynchronous listener is listening "forever", is it
possible to neatly stop that listener by closing the connection, the
session, the consumer, etc?
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mrh wrote:
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> Thank you for the reply, Tim.
>
> Yes, this is my primary question:
&
own, no
wait... just listen in the background while allowing the user to do other
things, until the user wants to exit the entire application. Is the only
way to do this with threads?
Thanks again,
mrh
On Fri, 2007-10-26 at 06:49 -0700, mrh wrote:
> In the activemq-cpp example code, ther
ly receive
messages (using the onMessage function to process them) but stop the
listener from the outside? Say, from an outside thread?
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;exit"?
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Thanks, Nate! That is exactly what I was looking for. Somehow I had
overlooked the constructor. I had found the consumer's getMessageSelector()
method, but could not find a corresponding setMessageSelector(). I don't
know why I did not check the constructor. Thanks, again!
mrh
e
activemq-cpp example code, but cannot find anything on selectors with CMS.
Can someone point in the direction of example code or a tutorial?
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