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like me to proceed. Do I post the source, test
> information/results, etc. here?
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> Thanks
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You should open a new Jira issue and post the relevant info there.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQCPP
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Connection Factory constructor instead?
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> Thanks in advance,
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You can use dynamic_cast to cast the returned ConnectionFactory instance
to an ActiveMQConnectionFactory if you want to configure the factory in
code.
For the other problem you'd need to create a test case t
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very mode to NON_PERSISTENT
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> o. Create the message to send using the session
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> o. Use the producer to send the message.
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> We have multiple threads sending in the producer. They all use the same
> underlying connection, and create sessions on top of the connection
connection for
sending
their messages.
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