ls of what i have already tried.
-vezee
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The best solution is to use Apache Camel - see
http://camel.apache.org/msmq.html
On 9 Sep 2009, at 16:05, vezee wrote:
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> AMQ experts please HELP!!
>
> Is there a way to configure One way Forward bridge from ActiveMQ
>
AMQ experts please HELP!!
Is there a way to configure One way Forward bridge from ActiveMQ
5.20(Solaris/Linux)) to MSMQ(windows)? We want this for our prototype.
If yes, please provide some details.
-vezee
vezee wrote:
> Problem statement: Want to create a forward bridge from AMQ to M
n java.library.path
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First of all, is my approach correct?
Are steps 1 & 2 in line to solve the problem statement?
How to resolve this issue and make the AMQ-MSMQ bridge work?
-vezee
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http://activemq.apache.org/CAMEL/http.html doesnot exist.
Where else i can look?
-vezee
Gary Tully wrote:
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> 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 o
Correct. Late yesterday, got some clues from "ActiveMQ In Action" and
configured a new webapp and on new port instead of 8161. Works now.
-vezee
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Just saw your other email ... You cannot configure servlet directly in
activemq.xml file ... Y
Do i have to install and configure Camel or it is done as part of AMQ 5.2
installation?
Any further clues in to camel-http component will be appriciated.
-vezee
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On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 1:59 PM, vezee wrote:
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> Similiar to Biztalk, can AMQ post me
nOptions
consumer.prefetchSize=1
MessageServlet
/queue/*
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WHY DO WE HAVE TO USE THE "DEMO" FOR REST I/F?
-vezee
James.Strachan wrote:
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> On 19/12/2007, Rob Davies wrote:
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Having the same issue. Getting "No clientID header specified" in the browser.
Anyone any clue?
-vezee
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hb7 wrote:
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> I'm using activemq-4.1.0 (binary distribution) on a Debian/Linux AMD64.
> I'm
> running amq as a standalone
org if it does not support proper industry standard
clustering mechanism.
-vezee
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For clustering, you use Master/Slave...
http://activemq.apache.org/masterslave.html
(not store and forward networks).
You're main choice is between using a shared file system or
consumer earlier. I did control-C on Master when the consumer was showing
the message 925 is read.
Did i hit a bug? Can some one please explain this behavior?
-vezee
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Bought the book with 40% discount.
Thanks Bruce :-)
bsnyder wrote:
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> On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 1:48 PM, vezee wrote:
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>> Does anyone have a free copy of this book? Do you mind sharing?
>> Now its not free. They are asking for $20 for a year :-(
>
> That's
. how AM-Q different from any regular DB since in both
cases we are writing our own producer and consumer logic?
-vezee / newbeetoQ
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Does anyone have a free copy of this book? Do you mind sharing?
Now its not free. They are asking for $20 for a year :-(
vezee
There is a free ActiveMQ reference guide @
http://www.ttmsolutions.com/contact2.php4
No forms to fill out unless you want to be placed on the mailing list
OK, my bad.
On Solaris, i should have used GNU tar instead of Solaris tar as the latter
has issues with long file/path names and that resulted in turncation of
class file names while untar'ing the bin package.
Problem fixed.
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yes, i have tried "bin/activemq" as well as "bin/activemq-admin start"
Any workaround?
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