Yes. I tried that but still unable to get message. Here's the code I tried.
using System;
using System.Threading;
using Apache.NMS;
using Apache.NMS.Util;
namespace Apache.NMS.ActiveMQ.Test
{
public class TestMain
{
protected static AutoResetEvent semaphore = new
AutoResetEvent(fa
Tabish, I actually used *Recieve(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10))* not
/Recieve(TimeSpan.AddSeconds(10))/. It was a typo. But still unable to get
the message.
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It is an ActiveMQMapMessage since my application was able to push message
into queue, verified by Web Console. Error is coming from the same line, I
verified it by debugging line by line and error was thrown when Recieve()
method is called. I even tried RecieveNoWait() and
Recieve(TimeSpan.AddSecon
Need help for a strange issue I am facing when try to consume a message in
ActiveMQ. I pushed a message in a queue. Then I created an application which
acts as consumer of a message. In AciveMQ Web console I can see 1 message is
Enqueued and in Pending Messages column. Then When I call consumer.Rec
I am facing a strange issue. I pushed a message in a queue. Then I created an
application which acts as consumer of a message. In AciveMQ Web console I
can see 1 message is Enqueued and in Pending Messages column. Then When I
call consumer.Recieve() an error is thrown.
*Not a valid Win32 FileTime.
