Thanks. You are right.
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queues.jsp", and you will see a consumer. If you
> click "Active Consumers", you will find this consumer has the same
> connection ID with the broker.
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> This kind of consumer only scan messages.
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nsumer. If you
click "Active Consumers", you will find this consumer has the same
connection ID with the broker.
This kind of consumer only scan messages.
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the broker itself. But I don't
know what trigger this and where the messages consumed by it will write to.
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I've never seen what you describe, but I've also never seen a broker with
default config and no other processes (i.e. no producers) have messages in
a queue.
If you get the consumers to come back, you might get additional useful
information by using a JMX viewer such as JConsole to examine the dif
I'm using ActiveMQ 5.12.1.
I start a activemq broker with default configuration on server, and there are
no other processes.
I find there are 2 consumers which have same clientid with broker on a queue,
and the queue has many messages. These two consumers consume the queue
normally. Once the n
