I'm using 4/08 snapshot.
I have broker A connecting to broker B. I have duplex="true" on broker A.
The connection is fine and I can send messages from broker A to broker B.
My question is, if I create a queue on broker A, what is the correct way to
set the URI to reference a queue on broker A
I'm using 5.2 4/15 snapshot.
I have broker A connecting to broker B. Broker A is behind a firewall so I
have A connect to B using duplex="true". I also have dynamicOnly="true".
Everything seems to work great, a producer can put messages to test.q on
broker B and a consumer can pick them up on
Sorry, I mistyped. I actually have dynamicOnly=false and without a consumer
running the messages still sit on broker B.
rajdavies wrote:
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> On 16 Apr 2008, at 14:53, jimmyfrank wrote:
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>> I'm using 5.2 4/15 snapshot.
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>> I have broker A conn
I'm using the .NET Messaging API to send and receive messages from ActiveMQ.
How would I pool connections? Do I need to at all or is it handled somehow
for me by the broker? I can find several forum posts that talk about
connection pooling when using java JMS but I can't seem to find anything
t
e http://activemq.apache.org/networks-of-brokers.html Networks
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> jimmyfrank wrote:
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>> Sorry, I mistyped. I actually have dynamicOnly=false and without a
>> consumer running the messages still sit on broker B.
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>> rajdavies wrote:
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ooled like MSMQ
connections would be pooled. Would Sprint.NET be able to do something
similar?
jimmyfrank wrote:
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> I'm using the .NET Messaging API to send and receive messages from
> ActiveMQ. How would I pool connections? Do I need to at all or is it
> handled somehow f
ooled like MSMQ
connections would be pooled. Would Sprint.NET be able to do something
similar?
James.Strachan wrote:
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> On 17/04/2008, jimmyfrank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I'm using the .NET Messaging API to send and receive messages from
>> ActiveMQ.
