The use of virtual topics makes my unit test pass. Every consumer gets
exactly one copy of the message. That makes sense and that's what I'm after.
I'd still be interested on an explanation of the issue I described though.
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The single duplex network connector per broker on a transport
connectors is a side effect of
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-2774 - an unintended
restriction I think. That needs to be redressed, using the
networkConnector name along with the brokerId or using just the
networkconnector nam
On 11 Aug 2009, at 17:14, > wrote:
Hey,
We use both topics and queues alongside selectors, ActiveMQ 5.2, and
we
were intending to go live using a network of brokers and the clients
using the failover: protocol.
Unfortunately, due to how conduit subscriptions work we will start
with
a s
along with virtual topics, consider adding two network connectors, one that
matches topics, the other that matches queues. In this way you can have your
required configuration for the conduit variable
Also, consider a move to a 5.3-SNAPSHOT, where selectors are propagated
(with conduit subs off) h
> What about using virtual topics instead of topics? This way, all your
> consumers consume from queues.
Hmm, interesting. I hadn't looked into VirtualTopics before, it would
depend on how they work under the hood I guess. I'll have to experiment
with them a bit. Thanks for the suggestion!
Mats
What about using virtual topics instead of topics? This way, all your
consumers consume from queues.
Joe
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MatsH wrote:
>
> Hey,
>
> We use both topics and queues alongside selectors, ActiveMQ 5.2, and we
> were intending to go live using a network of brokers and the
