Hi ActiveMQ Gods,
Could you please share your insights on this?
Thanks.
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One more query in addition to the queries in previous posts - My
understanding is that client id and durable subscriber name should be
specified in order for durable subscription protocol to work fine across
broker restart from one host to another. Does the persistent publishing
feature also depend
Thanks you very much, Gary. I will specify client id and durable subscriber
name explicitly so that broker host is not used in client id.
I am working on a setup where a broker will run on the cloud and change
location from one host to another on restart. When this happens, the
connection id, cli
stomp is converted/transformed into jms on the broker, hence the use
of the brokerhost.
But this is the default value for a clientid if none is specified, it
can be speciied in a stomp header called client-id
On 17 December 2013 07:15, Sophia Wright wrote:
> Could you please help me understand wh
Could you please help me understand what a connection id and client id is
used for in ActiveMQ? Why have two different ids? Are they used for
different purposes?
I think what Steve was asking here is that the connection id for jms client
has client host in it but connection id for stomp client ha
On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 11:35 PM, Steven Turner
wrote:
> Hi ActiveMQ team,
>
> Could somebody please help me understand the format of ActiveMQ connection
> id and client id. For example, I see this line in broker logs.
>
> 20130926 11:52:52:284 IST (ActiveMQ Transport:
> tcp:///10.240.170.64:40739
Hi ActiveMQ team,
Could somebody please help me here?
Thanks for your support!
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