No I'm not dynamically adding meta-data to messages which the user sends.
The system stores users and generates tokens for them after connection.
tokens are expired within a period of time.
So my broker receive token, and then send it back to the system for security
matters and to identify users(ge
Tuesday, May 30, 2017 9:50:36 AM
Subject: Re: load class from activeMQ broker config
How can I change my packaging/deployment? Could you tell me more ?
For the "token" use-case, I should receive token from client who try to
connect to my broker, then send it to a system in order to ver
How can I change my packaging/deployment? Could you tell me more ?
For the "token" use-case, I should receive token from client who try to
connect to my broker, then send it to a system in order to verify client and
to get further informations about him.
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Subject: Re: load class from activeMQ broker config
1) When I start my jboss, I see that the war is deployed before activeMQ.
2) I need this plugin because I need to implement a code that send token to
a remote
1) When I start my jboss, I see that the war is deployed before activeMQ.
2) I need this plugin because I need to implement a code that send token to
a remote system to verify token passed by client.
To summerize my purpose is to call a class included in a war from the
activemq rar.
I also posted
I think this question is probably best answered by the JBoss community as the
problem is almost certainly related to classloading and/or dependency
management. In general there are a couple of things that don't make sense to
me about what you've described:
1) You've configured your broker to
