Re: Consuming persistent messages from a non-durable subscriber

2008-03-31 Thread Rob Davies
On 28 Mar 2008, at 09:42, Ramit Arora wrote: Hi All, I have a situation where I have to consume persisent messages from many non-durable subscribers. My publishers push persistent messages to a topic, which are consumed asynchronously by non-durable subscribers. I am using the AMQ Persi

Re: Consuming persistent messages from a non-durable subscriber

2008-03-28 Thread ttmdev
I think I would be a bit more inclined to look into virtual topics. Primarily because they're easier to work with - vs durable subscriptions - and they also offer the functionality provided by queues. So you get the best of both worlds ;) Joe Ramit Arora wrote: > > Hi Joe, > Thanks for yo

Re: Consuming persistent messages from a non-durable subscriber

2008-03-28 Thread Ramit Arora
Hi Joe, Thanks for your time. My application requires a hub & spoke architecture with around 100 publishers & 500 consumers at peak load. All publishers would be pushing messages to different topics. One consumer would be durable as it needs to collect all messages. The rest would be online sporad

Re: Consuming persistent messages from a non-durable subscriber

2008-03-28 Thread ttmdev
Your non-durable subscriber will only get those messages that were published while it is active. When you bounce the broker it does not retain the identity of your non-durable subscriber. So when the broker comes back up, it doesn't consider your non-durable subscriber to have been active when th