Hi,
We have a simple test where we send a poison message into the queue and the
expected behavior of the message being moved to the DLQ is not observed.
The message just sits in the original target queue.
The message is processed 5 times on the consumer side. No RedeliveryPolicy
is set, so the
Hi,
Had a user of our service complain that they were losing a message
intermittently (i.e. message sent to queue and Spring DMLC does not process
message) and was able to confirm this problem. Environment summary is as
follows:
Embedded broker that is running inside JBoss
Producers and Consumer
Hi,
We have an application that is deployed in JBoss that utilizes Spring. Our
spring configuration has the following for ActiveMQ configuration. For our
development environment, the following is what the configuration looks like
(after property substitution):
Am trying to improve my understanding of the producer flow control feature.
We are using the examples shipped with 5.3.2 to send and receive messages
(ProducerTool and ConsumerTool) to help improve understanding. One set of
ProducerTool/Consumer Tool is producing/consuming on a QUEUE called "BOO"
RE: Could you try your scenario with the current 5.6 release to see if it is
still reproducible.
Just tried it and yes, it still reproducable. I found your blog (thanks!)
about the prefetch size and the negative number for the queue count.
Confirmed that the negative value is smaller when going
Hi All,
We are running into a case where our queue size is < 0 via both the
webconsole and via jmx in 5.3.2. Here is our scenario:
VM1: looping 5000 times, each time pushing a message into a queue
VM2: listening on the queue (1 listener) and processing the messages
VM2: responds to a REST call b
Found the solution which was in the documentation. Apologies for the wasted
bandwidth:
See "Web console 5.3.1 problem workaround" in the following link
http://activemq.apache.org/web-console.html
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