i start a broker , producer and consumer (its a queue ).
we are using producers and consumers with spring configuration and spring
integration.
After i crash the broker and start it again, the broker must send some of
the messages again since it would have not got the acks of the already sent
m
When a sender is not able to send a message to the broker, will an exception
be generated ?
What is that exception and can we catch it?
We experience a scenario where the broker might be overloaded and may not
get a message from the sender
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in that case,
why we have both
inflightTransactions.remove(txid);
preparedTransactions.remove(txid); in the rollBack() method..
are the elements in inflight Transactions and prepared Transactions
completely different ?
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Radha
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We are in dilemma in which persistence option to use for activeMQ.
we tested both local disk and NFs version 4 .
The NFSv4 was very slow when compared to the speed of local disk.
But we will be more comfortable with a master-slave topology.
Can any one suggest what else can we think so ?
Can lus
sorry, mistake in last line..
if the method body is commented ?
Thanks,
Radha
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The MemoryTransactionStore contains a rollback method that is called when
the broker is crashed or shutting down. The rollback method then removes
the transactionIds in the two concurrent HashMaps.
Actually why is it removing the transactions ? i tried commenting those
lines and i found no prob
hi,
durable topics in activeMQ with spring integration is working perfectly with
kahaDB and Memorypersistence adapter but not with AMQ persistence adapter.
it shows the error in the previous message. it is bug with AMQ message store
i think.
Thanks,
Radha
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Hi,
the publisher will create a topic on brokerA and the subscribers will do
that on brokerB. how can i connect the se two brokers such that the
subscribers get a message.
that must be by using some kind of relay.
is that same as writing the networkConnector tag in activemq.xml
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Hi,
we have a use case.
there are two activeMQ brokers , brokerA and broker B.
a publisher connects to brokerA and 5 subscribers connect to brokerB. we
want the messages to be received by all the 5 subscribers.
can we achieve this in activeMQ. can you tell what confoig change should i
make. i
Hi,
we tired spring integration with activeMQ 5.3.0.
we have 5 topics . 1 publisher and each topic has one subscriber.
The publisher sends each message to one topic and that was done with the
help of a router/
Now, we start the five subscribers and the publisher. the subscribers
receive the mes
hi,
now we have a queue that has 3 producers to it and 8 consumers to it. ( a
multi consumer queue).
The rate at which we expect messages to come to the queue is 600 persistent
messages per second.
So what do you think will be the correct.
having a single queue and 8 consumers to it (or) havin
Hi,
By default activeMQ uses a thread per destination,
is this destination topic/queue or includes the clients also
ie, if we have three publishers sending messages to a topic and eight
subscribers listening to it.
How many threads are there in the broker for that topic. ( 1 or (3+8+1) )
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and one doubt,
our machine has 8gb ram. its a 32 bit machine and we are not able to give
more than 2700 MB as the max heap size for the activeMQ broker.
suppose i give 2700 MB as -Xmx in the active.sh file and 3000 MB as the
memoryUsage in the activemq.xml file, then which one will it t
Hi,
we are planning to shift our jms provider to activeMQ from our next
product release.
our first work involving activeMQ is to send 100 persistent messages
each of size 2.5 KB per second, on a JMS Topic.
We plan to use AMQ PersistenceAdapter for that.
Now, we have some doubts i
ya a help in the webconsole would be perfect.
Actually we send messages from 1 publisher to 1 consumer across a JMS
TOPIC.
The client acknowledges those using AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE
but still Dispatcher count is always equal to the number of enqueued
messages.
we are dequeuing it the moment it is enq
in the webconsole page, in the tab for topic subscribers
can any one tell us what exactly is
1. pending queue size
2. Dispatched queue size
3.dispatcher counter
4.enqueue counter
5. dequeue counter
is the description given in
http://old.nabble.com/default-file--store-location-td21906622.ht
Hi,,
we used them only as the reference..
we gave maxReconnectAttempts as 500. still it is closing the connection
after 10 seconds..
this is our url
failover://(tcp:/10.1.37.155:61616)?maxReconnectAttempts=500.
Also what significance does maxReconnectionDelay have since we have
initialReco
We have a broker running as a stand alone
We have a producer and consumer connected to it..
When we crash the broker, the consumer keeps reconecting for 10 seconds
after which it closes.
Is there any way to increase that 10 seconds
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Hi,
I have two brokers connected to a network
failover:(tcp://a:61616,tcp://b:61616)
the persistent store in both is AMQPersistentAdapter and we are using
ActiveMQ 5.3.0 and we send persistent messages
Now, we send messages to broker A (tcp://a:61616) and after sometime it
crashes.
What will
Should we have separate message brokers for persistent and non persistent
messages or a same broker will do for both ?
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We want to have a messaing system, which has the following needs
. persistent messages at about 300 / sec and
non persistent messages at about 2000 / sec.
The broker must run for 30-40 days without any hiccups and no message loss
must be there.
in the tests we conducted,
when using a network of brokers , the forwarding bridge is one way channel
between.
suppose we have activeMQ brokers, A and B as a network URL is
static(tcp://A:61616,tcp://B:61616).
and we start A first followed by B.
A instantiates a connection to B. Am i correct ? or B intiates a connecti
Hi,
We have two activeMQ brokers, and these two are connected as a network of
connectors with the following conf in activemq.xml
the persistent store in both the brokers are AMQ Persistence Store .
We are using activeMQ 5.3.0 and the messages we s
We are experimenting with AMQ persistent storage using activeMQ5.3.0
we have few doubts regarding the options with the AMQ persistence store
maxFileLength is the max size of each data log.
but we are not clear about indexBinSize, indexKeySize, indexPageSize.
what is a bin in this context.
in activemq.xml config file we give as ,
where exactly does the persistent messages get stored. Can you give us a
link where we can understand more about the MemoryPersistenceAdapter
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We have a activeMQ cluster of three activeMQ brokers . say host1, host2,
host3.
We have 2 producers and one consumer.
the use case is 2 producers write to the same queue and the consumer takes
it from that queue.
the URL i give to the 3 clients is
public static final String ACTIVE_MQ_URL
=
Hi,
In addition, as every message can potentially have many consumers, a
message
cannot be deleted from the store until it has been delivered to every
interested
THis is the line given in chapter 4 of ActiveMQ in Action book for topic.
Lets assume that , we have 4 subscribers listening to a
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