Unfortunately no,
the web client that do all the work is tied to a HTTP session.
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yesnid wrote:
> Hel
Hello Dejan,
Thank you for the direction on this issue, is there a way to make this
connection sessionless?
Thank you,
Dejan Bosanac-3 wrote:
>
> The problem is that you have to keep your HTTP session between your GET
> requests. So, try something like
>
> wget --save-cookies cookies.txt --
The problem is that you have to keep your HTTP session between your GET
requests. So, try something like
wget --save-cookies cookies.txt --load-cookies cookies.txt
--keep-session-cookies http://localhost:8161/demo/message/TEST1?type=queue
if you're playing with wget, or something similar in your
I am having the same issue, what is the solution?
sv75 wrote:
>
> I'm trying simple python program to using ActiveMQ via HTTP.
> I managed to send message via HTTP/POST, but have problems getting them
> via GET (or DELETE). While first request receive message (with HTTP status
> 200), all other
I'm trying simple python program to using ActiveMQ via HTTP.
I managed to send message via HTTP/POST, but have problems getting them via
GET (or DELETE). While first request receive message (with HTTP status 200),
all other requests has status 204 (not modified?) and no body after long
delay (~5 s
