I have an AMQ installation with only non-persistent queues. For those I
would like to get the SIZE of the total amount of messages per day
(megabytes, gigabytes, ...).
I know I can use the Enqueue count and (sort of) calculate the message size
by hand - but this is very cumbersome and not too accu
Hi Justin - no problem on the radar!
On your questions, answered inline:
> This slipped off my radar, but I just had a quick look at your code. The
> JNDI stuff looks like a mish-mash of Wildfly and Artemis implementation
> properties.
J.G.: That would probably be because I hadn't found a wo
*Update*
Red Hats having me try a resource adapter from the EAP 7 to the EAP 6 server
but it would still be nice to have a working code example just in case
anyone else runs into the same problem! I also asked them if they could
help with providing a code example but I have a feeling they'll be bu
Hi
I am wondering what you ended up doing for the number 2, pending acks?
Ta
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some of my users are attempting a pattern to deduplicate messages based on
a time window instead of a fixed amount of space (a duplicate id cache)
so far the concept has been working very well. So they send their AMQP
messages (qpid-jms-client) into a Last Value Queue with an appropriate
identifie
Thanks for the reply @jbertram
But i need to fetch the queue details using only stomp protocol and the code
should be hardcoded.
I mean in java we have getQueues() which prints the queues, i need the
similar method in python to fetch the queue details including enqueue count
and dequeue count.
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