Hi,
I have a question about an idea of deployment.
Is it possible to use something like memcached to create only one
broker over multiple hosts/JVMs ?
The main idea is to use an "embeded broker" in each JVM but seen as
only one broker. By this way, i can use VM protocol (no serialization
i guess
I just can't migrate neither activeMQ nor JDK I initially thought that this
was a kind of response only for companies like MS or oracle "does not work
properly ? ==> migrate !"
I gonna try to find out the problem and then hopefully come back to deal with
you the solution.
Phi-Long
There is an originalExpiration message property that is set when a
message is sent to the DLQ, if this is non zero it is an indication
that the message expired, but it is not a guarantee. The other
relevant property is the redeliveryCounter, a value > 6 would indicate
that the default number of ret
That would be great to spike into a proof of concept. The memory
persistence adapter would be an ideal start point as it maintains some
simple in memory lists that would be easy to replicate.
Reusing something as solid as memcached makes sense if it is not too
difficult to setup and maintain.
For s
See org.apache.activemq.command.ActiveMQDestination#getPhysicalName.
On 20 January 2012 17:18, marks1900 wrote:
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> I want to remove the queue name prefix "activemq:queue:" that is used when
> I send and receive messages via ActiveMq.
>
> So when I list the queue names in ActiveMq I want to se
Looking at ways to connect an fluctuating list of clients at customer sites
to our ActiveMQ network of brokers. They all require anything going over
the Internet to be SSL-encrypted.
I really don't want to have to restart our brokers when a new customer
comes on board (several per week). Is there
Hi All,
I am a new bie and am trying to use Active MQ - CPP in my current project.
I would like to have a separate binary to create the Queues/Topics, which
will be called initially, while setting up the configuration-parameters.
In the run-time the Queues (created) will be used by the Various c
Thanks. I was under the assumption that messages sent to a queue were
persistent by default.
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On Mon, 2012-01-23 at 05:06 -0800, sreekar wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am a new bie and am trying to use Active MQ - CPP in my current project.
>
> I would like to have a separate binary to create the Queues/Topics, which
> will be called initially, while setting up the configuration-parameters.
>
>
Hi Tim,
Thanks for pinpointing the reason.
One more doubtis there any API ( i chked in source code of destination,
session, Queue, Topic source code, but could not find any) to get the list
of all created (including the unused ones with no clients) Queues.to
just check as a precautionary
On Mon, 2012-01-23 at 11:30 -0800, sreekar wrote:
> Hi Tim,
>
> Thanks for pinpointing the reason.
>
> One more doubtis there any API ( i chked in source code of destination,
> session, Queue, Topic source code, but could not find any) to get the list
> of all created (including the unused on
Hi community,
After more reading, trial and error and thinking I managed to get this setup
working. I thought I would share my efforts, in case anyone would like to
make use of it.
*Set up some test resources on the ActiveMQ server*
Create a topic on Activemq called jms/activemq/topic. Next,
Hi James,
that's not possible at the moment. It'd be possible to implement some kind
of a JMX hook that will be able to reload Spring SSL Context on demand.
Wanna raise a Jira for that (and ideally take a stab at implementing it).
Regards
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