nmittler wrote:
>
> If you want your consumer (even a durable one) to receive the messages, it
> would have to have been registered on the topic before the message was
> sent. At that point, you could kill your consumer and bring it back up
> and
> it will get the messages it missed.
>
> The way you have your application setup, what you'd need is a retroactive
> consumer (http://activemq.apache.org/retroactive-consumer.html). This
> will
> allow your consumer to receive messages that were sent before it came
> online.
>
I guess I know your mean ,maybe it is so different to java-activemq.I had
used the java-activemq,it let me to run the consumer after sending in the
state of persistent.I had try the retroactive consumer ,but it couldn't
recive all the messages,only some of them.
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