ActiveMQ release 5.0.0 and a simple stomp client. The example of
embedded broker released with ActiveMQ should be able to demonstrate the
memory usage limit mentioned above.
If anybody has any suggestion/solution, please do.
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JMSXGroupFirstForConsumer = true. Also, sometimes, the same
consumer is chosen instead of a new consumer.
Normally, I use SNAPSHOT version 4.2-20070513.230550-57, but I also
tested with SNAPSHOT version 5.0-20070815.220536-52, and I found these
issues in both versions.
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send a message to a not-yet-created destination).
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messages
are received. I do browse the queue and the number of messages is equal to
the number shown in the statistics, which is fewer than 100.
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result.
Therefore, I would like to know, if someone could please answer:
- Is my stomp producer supposed to pause always?
- Is ActiveMQ supposed to be able to handle this situation?
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