That's because it's a configuration-time setting done via activemq.xml
rather than a runtime configuration done via the web console.
An example is in the "Customizing the out-of-the-box defaults" section of
the page you linked to.
Tim
On Sun, Nov 4, 2018, 5:05 PM ravi999 Is there any video\blog
Is there any video\blog listing the steps to create virtual
topic\destinations? I have gone through below link and the activemq UI, I
didn't find a way to create virtual topic\destinations
http://activemq.apache.org/virtual-destinations.html
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Yes, make your subscription durable, so that it will remain even while the
subscriber is disconnected. The mechanism for doing that will probably
depend on your ETL framework.
Just make sure you unsubscribe when you're done using the subscription, to
avoid accumulating messages you'll never consum
We are actually subscribing to a ActiveMQ topic using ETL Tool. After running
for 15-20 days, the job is failing with jms exceptions or due to server
issues. In that cases any messages broadcasted by the ActiveMQ topic when
the consumer is not active are lost. Is there any way to retain the message
No, in the most general case, that's not possible without writing code in
some language (Java, Camel, etc.). But you can use an embedded Camel route
within the broker process, if you wanted the code to run in the broker
instead of on an external runtime.
Alternatively, depending on your use case,
