Sorry, I thought you were referring to 'queues' and not 'topics'.
Anyway, I did try your same pub/sub scenario and it all works fine for me; I
am using AMQ 4.1.1.
Joe
qmative wrote:
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> thanks Joe for the reply, but I'd like to have all consumers that
> subscribed to the same topic and c
thanks Joe for the reply, but I'd like to have all consumers that subscribed to
the same topic and connected to the same network of brokers to receive all
messages
ttmdev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The broker prefers to send messages to a consumer that is local relative to
the producer. It do
The broker prefers to send messages to a consumer that is local relative to
the producer. It does this to avoid the extra network hop incurred when
sending a message to a remote consumer. If you want the consumer on server1
to receive messages, give it a higher priority than the consumer on server
messages don't go to all consumers if producer connects and sends messages to
non-local(not localhost) broker in network
activemq4.1.1
a)
have 2 brokers which connect to each other fine on server1 and
server2. all of them have this config
activemq4.1.1
a)
have 2 brokers which connect to each other fine on server1 and server2. all
of them have this config
b)on both of these servers I have consumer which connect to brokers locally
c) I then run producer on serv
