I finally have success, but it feels rough still.
It seems that when I first start up IE and go to my URL, it does not receive
the messages. If I do a refresh, then it starts receiving messages.
This is true with Firefox as well.
So I'm not quite sure why I have to invoke the refresh.
Also,
Very close.
I changed the context-param org.apache.activemq.brokerURL value to
tcp://localhost:61616 in my web.xml and also in broker-config.xml in the rar
file I made sure that transportConnector uri="tcp://localhost:61616"
Cleaned and restarted my JBOSS. Deployed my web application. Ran a
se
Roadblock averted but still not successful.
Add this to web.xmlservlet clause for AjaxServlet
true
So now I only have the InstanceNotFoundException and JMX connector Naming
context is read-only
the /amq?timeout= call is made but never gets a response.
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I think I may be able to turn off the Management of the broker and prevent
the errors regarding the JMX Management/ MBean etc. I did see
documentation about useJmx, and
However I believe I will still have this error, which is ultimately what is
being returned in http as seen by Fiddler:
the S
Here's my status:
I think part of my problem was that in addition to putting
activemqra-5.5.1.rar to have the message broker into the
standalone/deployments area, I was also putting in the activemq-web.5.5.1
jar by itself. It was also deployed as part of deploying my application
subsequent to JBO
Almost there?
I added the kahadb-5.5.1.jar as part of the web deployment assembly, plus
jetty-all-server
When I start JBOSS with activemqra-5.5.1.rar and activemq-web-5.5.1.jar in
standalone deployments
I continue to get these:
15:37:23,140 ERROR [org.jboss.osgi.framework.internal.FrameworkEvent
Ok, inching forward, but not there yet.
A key consideration was changing the amq.uri='amq'. Then at least I no
longer got the http response "The requested resource (/amq) is not
available"
My server returns HTML with the errors:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
org/apache/kahadb/util/DataByteArra
Narrowing it down further.
Fiddler shows that the /amq calls returns the following text (inside HTML):
requested resource (/amq) is not available
So I think it is just a matter of bringing in the AJAX servlet?
I /thought/ I had done that, but I'll check again tomorrow.
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I actually don't need the pollHandler.
I just need to be able to receive messages where I added the listener, and
send messages to the queue I've defined.
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I modified the portfolio demo to do what I need and works great when in the
webapps/demo directory. I need to now move/merge this into our existing
code which will be deployed in JBOSS 7.1.
The web page comes up, and I've stepped through the amq initialization and
it looks ok, but the pollHandl
I am running with activeMQ 5.5.1.
I took the portfolio demo HTML/JS and modified it to send out a message to
queue A when it first received a message from the topic. I added a second
message handler for receiving a response on queue B.
I created a Java application that is using ActiveMQConnectio
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