1. By “persistent topics”, do you mean “durable topics”, where you have
subscription(s) tied to a specific topic where messages are being produced, or
do you mean “persistent messages”?
2. A topic with no durable subscriptions isn’t going to consume much disk space
when there aren’t any
Hi,
I am trying to test producer flow control with persistent as well as
non-persistent topics. I have disabled producer flow control and want to see
whether producer flow control will kick in when system usage limits are
reached.
But even when persistent store is used 100% then also producer is
n the
> connection fails (or is shutdown) the durable topic isn't stopped, and
> thus the reconnection fails. I can't really make a test case for this
> because I"m not sure which behavior is right, and I'm not even sure where
> I'd start.
>
> Can anyone
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> On Jan 10, 2008, at 9:55 PM, Jeff Ward wrote:
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ke a test case for this
because I"m
not sure which behavior is right, and I'm not even sure where I'd
start.
Can anyone else verify this is an issue? Can anyone recommend a fix?
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Has anyone gotten persistent topics working on activemq-cpp-2.1. i just can't
seem to figure that one out.
I do think that my messages are being persisted because my RAM usage keeps
increasing but when my consumer goes down and i bring it up again. I don't
receive any messages
