The problem on my ActiveMQ installation is that incoming JMS messages are
retrieved immediately within milliseconds. I would like to see how many, at
which time and whcih content JMS messages are
pass through a particular JMS Queue on my MessageBroker.
It seems to me that there is a built-in feat
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>> Assume I use a couple of queues:
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>> queue111, queue222, testqueue44
Assume I use a couple of queues:
queue111, queue222, testqueue44
beside these queues hundreds of other queues are maintained on the same
ActiveMQ broker.
When I open now the browser GUI and list the existing queues I have to
scroll through all these queues and to search for "my" queues. This is
When I look on the browser interface of ActiveMQ then there are two entries
after each queue:
Purge
and
Delete
What is exactly the difference ?
Is the following correct:
"Purge"=kill a whole queue and "Delete"=kill only msgs inside a queue?
Peter
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Assume the user should provide a user/password when he wants to access a
certain JMS Queue
(e.g.mytestqueue). Where eactly do I tell ActiveMQ that for this particular
queue such an authentication is necessary?
Where do I setup the username and the refering password?
Peter
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bsnyder wrote:
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>> Is this JMS message now out-of-the-box (=by default) kept persistent
>> (e.g.
>> in a textfile) until it is fetched from a JMS consumer?
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> Yes, the message is persisted. ActiveMQ 5.x uses the AMQ Message Store
> as the default persistence store:
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> http://activemq.apache
Assume I install ActiveMQ locally and started the server and send a JMS
message to the ActiveMQ server.
Is this JMS message now out-of-the-box (=by default) kept persistent (e.g.
in a textfile) until it is
fetched from a JMS consumer?
Or do I have to tell ActiveMQ message broker explicitely bef
Assume I started ActiveMQ and entered the "Queue" part of Admin browser
console.
Here the user can enter/send a JMS message.
Two of the fields are "Type" and "MessageGroup". For what are these entry
fields?
Assume I want to send an XML message (entered in the "MessageBody" field) to
a new queue
On web page http://activemq.apache.org/hermes-jms.html
it is described that I have to use
activemq.jar
concurrent.jar
geronimo-spec-j2ee-management.jar
as provider jars for HermesJMS.
These jars are NOT included in the downloadeable ActiveMQ release.
Are they renamed in the recent version?
T
When I try to stop ActiveMQ on a WinXP system then I get the following error:
Why?
I am working on WinXP+SP2. The error can be reproduced multiple times.
C:\ActiveMQ\v5.2.0\bin>activemq-admin.bat stop
ACTIVEMQ_HOME: C:\ActiveMQ\v5.2.0\bin\..
ACTIVEMQ_BASE: C:\ActiveMQ\v5.2.0\bin\..
ERROR: java.
When I clicked on activemq.bat (under WinXP) then a lot of lines appear
with a "INFO" tag at the beginning. Then nothing happens.
Is ActiveMQ server successful started ?
Actually I expected an info line at last similar to:
"ActiveMQ running and ready..."
Peter
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In the bin directory I found two different *.bat files:
activemq.bat and activemq-admin.bat
What is the difference between them?
Peter
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