OK, so you need to figure out architecturally what you're looking for.
An ActiveMQ message exists on only a single broker at a time. From a given
broker, it can be forwarded to a consumer of the message, which might be an
client or might be another broker that is "consuming" the message in order
Thank you very much. that's what I understood from the master / slave
what I want to do is http://activemq.apache.org/networks-of-brokers.html
But I always have a master / slave behavior
A+JYT
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It's my understanding that only the master broker's web console will be
active and the slaves' won't operate till the slave becomes the master,
though I've never personally tested that. But it certainly seems
consistent with the behavior you're seeing.
Tim
On May 1, 2016 10:29 AM, "sekaijin" wro
I've found this config
https://github.com/dlaube/amq-example/blob/master/apache-activemq-5.9.0/examples/conf/activemq-leveldb-replicating.xml
I've duplicated it on my 3 brokers (and changed the TCP port)
All activeMQ starts but only one web console are working (the number 3)
the log of others brok
