SOLVED! (or so it seems :-))
As I said, all messages were the same except for the two-digit number at the
end. Of course, there is only 100 numbers with two digits so naturally there
were duplicated messages - and this was the main problem. As soon as I've
set the connection's AcknowledgementMode
Timothy Bish wrote:
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> If you could provide a short but complete sample app that demonstrate
> the problem that would help to diagnose what the issue might be.
>
> Regards
> Tim.
>
Hi Tim,
yeah, that's a good idea. I've found out that this simple app can
reproduce the error:
Maybe this will help someone:
when I run that C# client, I check the
http://localhost:8162/admin/queues.jsp and I see that the number of pending
messages is lowered by some amount. Not lowering continuously by 1, but
lowered once by ~400.
Then the C# client is receiving messages for a few seco
Hi,
thank you, I tried it, but it did not work :(
P.
ravindrabtp wrote:
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>
> Hi,
>
> Try changing policyentry in your activemq.xml for queues. Don't put any
> memory limit, if you have to handle lot of messages.
>
>
>
>
pPolak wrote:
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> (...)
> I use this url to connect: failover:(tcp://WSSK809001:61616)
> (...)
>
- sorry, that "WSSK809001" is the network name of my computer.
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Hi,
I need help with this scenario:
* two clients connecting to the same broker, one written in JAVA, the other
one in C#
* there are two queues, SentByJava and SentByCSharp
* both clients have a consumer and a producer
* JAVA producer sends messages to the SentByJava queue, C# producer sends
me
