Thanks for the info, and the patience.
I will download Firebug and see what I can see. You will most likely be
hearing from me.
J
chago wrote:
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> I have tried your example and it works for me with my new amq.js file and
> the one that is in the head. I suspect that their is some component
>
I have tried your example and it works for me with my new amq.js file and the
one that is in the head. I suspect that their is some component outside the
javascript and servlets that is silently failing for you. FWIW, I have
disabled persistence in my configuration:
org.apache.active
Attached is the logfile with debug info.
I started activemq, then jetty, loaded the web page and sent 2 messages.
I see the connections but there is nothing transfered.
Any ideas?
http://www.nabble.com/file/p12665375/activemq.log activemq.log
chago wrote:
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> http://activemq.apache.org/h
http://activemq.apache.org/how-do-i-enable-debug-logging.html
Zanderfax wrote:
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> I made the changes with no apparent effect. Where would I look for the
> debug log or stack trace if they exist?
>
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I made the changes with no apparent effect. Where would I look for the debug
log or stack trace if they exist?
chago wrote:
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> FWIW, I can't reproduce the timing issue... It seems your original code
> runs fine on my setup.
>
> Keep in mind that I am using a different version of amq.js. (Se
FWIW, I can't reproduce the timing issue... It seems your original code runs
fine on my setup.
Keep in mind that I am using a different version of amq.js. (See JIRA issue
http://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1377 AMQ-1377 . )
Find the debug log and see if there were any exceptions or st
Try this:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd";>
Observatory
amq.uri='amq';
var myHandler = {
rcvMessage: function(message) {
alert("received " + message);
Ok, It looks like the webpage is talking via the servlet, I am seeing post
and get messages in the log file when I hit the send button on my page.
Below is the HTML I am using:
Observatory
amq.uri='amq';
var myHandler =
{
rcvMessage: functi
I tried them, but I could not get them to work. Sorry for all the dumb
questions.
J
chago wrote:
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> That's correct. Have you tried the examples in web demo?
>
>
> Zanderfax wrote:
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>> So I don't have to configure anything on the Jetty side to have the
>> topics available?
>>
>
>
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That's correct. Have you tried the examples in web demo?
Zanderfax wrote:
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> So I don't have to configure anything on the Jetty side to have the topics
> available?
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So I don't have to configure anything on the Jetty side to have the topics
available?
J
chago wrote:
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> When using the javascript client (amq.js) you subscribe to topics and
> queues in your javascript code. For example, in the chat.js file when the
> 'join' button is pressed, an event fires
When using the javascript client (amq.js) you subscribe to topics and queues
in your javascript code. For example, in the chat.js file when the 'join'
button is pressed, an event fires that is coded as:
amq.addListener('chat', 'topic://CHAT.DEMO', chatHandlerCallback);
Any messages posted to tha
Ok, I understand that.
Next question, how do I define what queue I want to watch? I have tried to
follow the docs on the Jetty page, but I am not sure that I have the right
things in the jetty.xml and jetty-plus.xml files. Or is that not where you
set that up? The docs are not very clear on thi
You use the http: scheme to connect your client to a remote or external
broker. You also have available other schemes like https:, tcp:, and ssl: to
connect to a remote broker. Just depends what protocol you want to use.
The vm: scheme is used to start an intra-JVM or embedded broker. So if you
So if my broker is running on server bob, I would change the value to
vm://bob:1234 or would it be http://bob:1234?
J
chago wrote:
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> If you download ActiveMQ, the web demo module contains a few demos that
> use Jetty with an embedded broker talking to web pages using the amq.js
> script fil
If you download ActiveMQ, the web demo module contains a few demos that use
Jetty with an embedded broker talking to web pages using the amq.js script
file. The embedded broker is configured in the web.xml file by specifying
the vm://localhost value. If you want to use an external broker, you can
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