Thanks. You are right.
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The web console uses consumers in browe mode (i.e. view messages without
consuming them, to allow real consumers to consume them) when you browse
the queue. The web console is embedded within the broker, so it makes
sense that they would share the same ID.
I've never seen those consumers show up
Now, I can reproduce it.
Firstly, publish messages to an queue, and wait until hunderd thousands
messages blocked in the queue.
Secondly, login the web, click "Queues" tag on the top, and view messages in
the queue.
Thirdly, turn back to "queues.jsp", and you will see a consumer. If you
click "Act
Hi Tim:
Maybe my description make some confusion.
I say no other processes means there is only the broker running on the
server.
I describe my situation more clearly:
1. I start a broker on a server.
2. I start several producers and consumers on other servers, and publish,
consume one que
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
