What are the pros and cons of OPenWire and STOMP? The ones I know are that
the former uses binary encoding while the latter utilize text-based
encoding. Also, both of them operate on more or less similar underling
protocols.
I have also gone through all the documentation I could find on STOMP.
Data publisher hangs for almost 10 minutes or so when message size for
simpledataset given is 1000,000. It works for message of size <= 100,000.
This is strange since I have not turned on producer flow control, I am
using default memory (64M), and my machine has 8G of memory.!!
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What is the best way to ensure that messages persistence is turned off? I
see two possible options - (1) turn off using JMS Message's delivery mode,
(2) setting persistence flag to false in activemq.xml.
On setting persistence off on broker using activemq.xml, the JMS message
returns deliverym
Couple of questions:
For jmsMessage
(1) What is the relation between jmsTimeStamp, and properties:
JMSActiveMQBrokerInTime, and JMSActiveMQBrokerOutTime?
(2) Which one is more accurate jmsTimeStamp, and properties:
JMSActiveMQBrokerInTime? Reason for asking this question is that I have
message
How do you interpret the following line?
Is this really cpu or it has memory (like swao, free,...) included in it?
What does EMM stand for in 27648.42083334 - Exponentially moving ??
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What is the difference between SimpleDispatchPolicy and RoundRobinDispatch
Policy?
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When Camel-jms URL is set as
jmsPath=jms:topic:test.MyImgTopic?priority=7&timeToLive=1000
I get what seemed like correct output from the JMS message:
jmsExpiration: 1256242649150 jmsTimeStamp: 1256242648150 jmsPriority: 7
jmsDeliveryMode: 2 jmsMsgID: ID:padua-37812-1256242647963-0:0:1:1:1
defa
uot; defaultPriority: " +
msg.getJmsMessage().DEFAULT_PRIORITY
+ " defaultTTL: " +
msg.getJmsMessage().DEFAULT_TIME_TO_LIVE
+ " defaultDeliveryMode: " +
msg.getJmsMessage().DEFAULT_DELIVERY_MODE
I would like to understand the following:
How can I get access to other values that are set in JMS URL for camel
endpoint but sdo not have an interface to retrieve. For instance, how can I
get back "jms.useCompression=true"?
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I am discovering some inconsistencies in the values I set on the broker URL
(used by the camel endpoint - passed through the spring configuration), and
the values I retrieve from the jms message. In particular, I found
deliveryMode, priority are incorrect. Can someone help me resolve these
incon
What are the possible causes of packet loss in activemq even with TCP
protocol. One possible cause that I can think of is TTL expiring.
What are different ways of measuring packet loss?
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What is the difference among activemq-systest, activemq-perftest,
activemq-soaktest in apache-activemq-5.3.0.4-fuse?
Is their any documentation anywhere?
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I am not getting any output generated even though everything (broker,
producer, and consumers) seem to be running! The "readme.html" says that
the output would be in the current dir, but I couldn't find it anywhere!
Consumer trace
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[INFO] Scannin
What is the best way to intercept the messages in a very granular way using
camel plugins before the message enters ActiveMQ destination, and after it
leaves ActiveMQ destination?
What is the best strategy to place camel routes as proxy, but on the client
side (on a host different from where Act
What is the best way to benchmark the performance of activemq?
URL http://activemq.apache.org/activemq-performance-module-users-manual.html
describing "Running Maven 2 Performance Test" doesn't seem to work for me.
Despite checking out the trunk, building the entire source code, I couldn't
find
Activemq-jmdns_1.0 compiles but doesn't run. The source is checkout from
ActiveMQ trunk. Machine: CentOS 5.0, JDK:1.6, 64 bits
[psha...@padua activemq-jmdns_1.0]$ java -jar
target/activemq-jmdns_1.0-5.4-SNAPSHOT.jar -browse
Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from
target/activemq-jmdns_
Could this Camel route be used as a proxy to ActiveMQ?
Gary Tully wrote:
>
> there is a camelContext in the default activemq.xml that has a simple
> route
> configured so it is installed and ready to rock as part of a standard 5.2
> distro.
>
> refer to the camel-user list for details on camel
How is priority handled for ActiveMQ Topics? Are the messages for the higher
priority topics guaranteed to be dispatched before then the ones with the
lower priority messages?
For example, will configuring jms uri in ApacheCamel (1.6.1) (as described
at http://camel.apache.org/jms.html and shown
Software and OS: Activemq-5.3.0.2-fuse with persistent set to false, LINUX OS
I am trying to send large messages to activemq (9.7 M or 5 M). I want
ActiveMQ to be running (sending large size messages) for ever without
throwing any exception.
However, after enqueuecount reaches 200 for a give
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