Ah. Okay, thanks.
rajdavies wrote:
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> Unfortunately you need to set any persistence parameters before adding
> a connector ...
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>
> On 9 Apr 2008, at 00:44, yg_cvg wrote:
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>> Oddly enough, doing
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>> m_broker = BrokerFacto
iated, but the above seems to fix the
problem.
yg_cvg wrote:
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> I am embedding an ActiveMQ broker directly inside an app (long story). I
> am doing so explicitly with Java code (i.e., "broker = new
> BrokerService();", etc.). I would like to completely avoid any writing o
I am embedding an ActiveMQ broker directly inside an app (long story). I am
doing so explicitly with Java code (i.e., "broker = new BrokerService();",
etc.). I would like to completely avoid any writing of files when
performing normal JMS tasks, such as sending and receiving messages (again,
lon
I am new to ActiveMQ, so some of this may be obvious to others. What are the
main ways to control the way the broker uses memory, other than persistence
settings? I've search for documentation and these forums, and it seems the
main thing is memoryUsage, tempUsage, etc. However, I can't find
us
This is to follow up on
http://www.nabble.com/question-about-the-store-forward-algorithm-to14223478s2354.html
(but reading that isn't necessary).
Let's say I have a big graph of brokers connected to each other and producer
A on broker A' sending a message to topic T. Further, let's say I have
co
n issue with
> Interoperability between C++ and C#. At least thats what it is looking
> like. A problem has been opened for this issue. This is a very positive
> sign.
>
> However, I can tell you that you should invest the time in exploring
> ActiveMQ.
>
>
> yg_cvg
I am personally watching this thread with great interest, as we're
considering using ActiveMQ for a big highly distributed network, but we have
no idea how it would perform in such a setting.
Hellweek wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I know what I am about to post will upset a few people, however I th
p://open.iona.com/ -Enterprise Open Integration
> http://rajdavies.blogspot.com/
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>
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> On Dec 8, 2007, at 12:19 AM, yg_cvg wrote:
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>> This may seem to be more of a developer question, but I think it
>> applies
>> here. We are considering us
To add to that, is there a way to track a message (through some kind of log)
as it travels around the network of brokers?
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This may seem to be more of a developer question, but I think it applies
here. We are considering using ActiveMQ in a large distributed network.
The network is spread all over the world and consists of many small
"regions," each of which contains a few servers. At any time, a piece of
data can
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