Hi Tony,
As I mentioned in my previous email, this error is generally thrown if the port
(61618 in your example) is already in use by another process.
Stop your broker and run
netstat -an | grep 61618
and if you see something like this line being printed
tcp4 0 0 *.61618
Hi Torsten
Here are a few of the error messages ive been recieving when running
activemq-stomp-my.xml (all i done to the default file was change the port
and address to )
ERROR | Failed to load: URL
[file:/c:/apache-activemq-5.7.0/conf/activemq-stomp-my.xml], reason: Error
creating bean with nam
Ive even got a pdf file here telling me how to do it but following these
instructions dosnt work either just wish it was as easy as it says in the
pdf file lol
In the pdf file these is the way it says to do it
6.3.3 Configure the broker
Check that the the Stomp connector is present in the broker
Hi Tony
> Hi
>
> I seem to be gettin somewere now ive got the default brokers running now
> (activemq.xml/activemq-stomp.xml) but when i try to configure them to what i
> want they are returning error messages
> When i try and change the transport connector host/port from the default to
> what
Hi
I seem to be gettin somewere now ive got the default brokers running now
(activemq.xml/activemq-stomp.xml) but when i try to configure them to what i
want they are returning error messages
When i try and change the transport connector host/port from the default to
what i want in activemq-stom
You seem to be passing this argument to the activemq script:
xbean:file:c:\apache-activemq-5.7.0\conf\activemq-stomp-my.xml
These \ characters cause problems on Windows shells.
Instead try using
xbean:file:/c:/apache-activemq-5.7.0/conf/activemq-stomp-my.xml
or a variation of this.
Torsten
Hi thorsten
ive done what u told me with the broker file and the activemq-stomp.xml and
im getting these errors which i think are java related
Warning: JAVA_HOME environment variable is not set.
Java Runtime: Oracle Corporation 1.7.0_09 C:\Program Files\Java\jre7
Heap sizes: current=1004928k
It seems to be necessary to fully escape the () in the broker command, e.g.
./activemq console broker:\\\(tcp://localhost:61613\\\)
It should then startup.
On Nov 20, 2012, at 1:11 PM, topsweep1506 wrote:
> Hi torsten sorry for bein a pain but im gettin stuck with the broker config,
> what i
Hi Tony,
Instead of using the broker: argument to the bin/activemq script, it may be
easier to put the broker config into a separate configuration file and
reference that file at startup, e.g.
./activemq xbean:file:../conf/my-broker-config.xml
It is easier to further fine tune the broker conf
Hi torsten sorry for bein a pain but im gettin stuck with the broker config,
what i was goin to do was make my own config file using the uri statement
(broker:(tcp://localhost:61616,network:static:tcp://remotehost:61616)?persistent=false&useJmx=false)
without using the jmx as i think thats were im
Hi Tony,
The conf/ folder contains a couple of different broker configurations for
illustration purposes.
If you run the broker using bin/activemq, it will by default use the
configuration in conf/activemq.xml.
So it is this broker config file that you need to change (or supply a different
c
Hi im using the activemq broker ive added this to the conf\activemq.xml file
or do i add this to the conf\activemq-stomp.xml?
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i havnt changed anything in the ruby listener/producer rb files
TONY
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What broker url did you specify?
Assuming you are talking the stomp protocol, make sure the broker configuration
starts a stomp transport listener, typically on port 61613. Use the same
host:port in your ruby client.
Torsten Mielke
tors...@fusesource.com
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