How can you say that "acking happens as needed", when you're not acking the
messages when you're done consuming them (which is when it's needed)?
Clearly you're not acking as needed. Have all consumers ack messages when
they're done consuming them, and tell us if you still think you have a
problem
Tim,
I am currently playing in my dev environment. I have one consumer which is
event driven implementing MessageListener. This consumer is a client_ack
consumer and during my development I have not yet acked anything to not
remove the messages. My Listener does not at this point, just shows that
Please define concretely "Acking happens as needed." I strongly suspect
based on what you've written that you're wrong and acking is in fact not
happening as it needs to.
Do you understand how round-robin dispatch works for a queue with your two
consumers? Do you understand what a consumer's pre
Acking happens as needed.
my page size is set to
I have 923 messages on the queue. Any other ideas?
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Two things to look at. As mentioned above, not ack'ing is one of them. If
the session is setup to auto-ack, then that's not the issue. If the session
is set to client-ack or transacted, then it needs to ack the messages or the
queue will eventually fill up.
Another possibility - look at the que
Also, I am not acking the messages as they come through.
Here is what I also notice.
I bring up a MessageListener(no ack) and then bring it down. Now I look for
my message on the Queue an I find it, copy it into a new message and queue
it. I remove the old message.
I now try to do the same thing
I wrote a utility that take a message off the queue based on JMSMessageId,
copy its contents but update its header information. That is why i look up
by JMSMessageId only to ensure uniqueness.
After further investigation, I realized that my problem happens only when I
stop my Jboss. My Jboss insta
Are you acknowledging your messages as you finish consuming them?
Also, what's the reason you're using a selector on the JMSMessageId?
Can you describe what messages you "can find" (and what "find" means) and
which ones you can't, as well as where?
Tim
On Dec 10, 2015 4:06 PM, "dabayev" wrote:
