Hello.
I'm trying to figure out how to configure my Java SE process to use a pool
of connections to a broker.
I have many producers pushing messages to a single queue, and camel routes
in seperate java SE instance for processing them.
I've read the documentation about flow control and dispatching
Hello.
I know I'm getting away from JMS but since Streaming is supported and HTTP
transport is also available I'd like to know if it's possible or have anyone
tried using Streaming via HTTP?
The advantage is huge as HTTP transport is sometimes the only way to do NAT
traversal.
At the same time I'
Well it's been quite a long time and this is still an issue.
Is there any progress going on with this I'm having lots of problems with
HTTP transport and this is one of them.
TimDog wrote:
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> Actually for a broker connection, RegionBroker is the class that's
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Hello and thanks.
TimeStampPlugin seems to be exactly what I'm looking for.
Unfortunately it doesn't work.
I still get messages only when time is synced.
I added the timeStampingBrokerPlugin directive in activemq.xml under
..
Do I have to do anything else but that?
How can I track that down
Hello.
I have issue where I can't assure time synchronization between the broker
and the clients.
I'm using request response and all of my messages are lost if the client
time is ahead of the broker time.
What would be the right way of soving this problem if I still want to use
request-response.
Hello.
I'm new to ActiveMQ and I'm confused by the JMS Spec and the way it's
implemented bt AMQ.
I have both consumer and producer session created with
Session.CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE.
I want to pause message flow from the producer until messages are consumed
by a consumer.
I don't want to use persist
Generally speaking:
I want to control a bunch of brokers from a central broker using JMS.
When I say control I mean things like allow/disallow new sessions. dropping
existing sessions. shutting down the broker remotely. and query the broker
for it's status.
I
My very simple approach is to write an
Hello.
Fix me if I'm wrong but ObjectMessage can hold any kind of object that
implements Serialiazable.
The API says "Only Serializable Java objects can be used".
Does that means that I can't pass objects from java to .net client and vice
versa with ActiveMQ?
I've tried that and I get null body in
Hello.
I'm trying to pass complex types from .NET clients to java clients with AMQ.
I'm using XSD to generate the complex types in both java and .NET.
I tried to pass my complex types inside ObjectMessage but the .NET client
was unable to read them properly.
After coming across NMS ObjectMessage
