As I posted earlier, I have a two-broker network-of-brokers configuration. Both brokers are configured for Kaha. I just tried a test where I dumped 10K small persistent messages in quick succession onto a queue. The consumers are just reading and throwing away the messages. All clients are using Jencks.
The 10K messages seems to have done some kind of harm to the brokers. After the 1st batch of messages, using JManage I looked at the various counters on one of the brokers and the QueueSize counter was unchanging at -3. After running the producer again (another 10k messages) the QueueSize went positive, but it took a restart of all clients to get message reception going again - all consumers had stopped prior to this. I decided to start restart both brokers & all clients. After doing so, I'm now looking at my QueueSize in broker #1 and it's showing -1000 messages! I haven't done anything particularly strange here, or at least I don't think so anyway. Is Kaha stable in 5.0? Should I use JDBC instead? What about the stability of broker networks? Eric -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Messages-getting-%22stuck%22-in-network-of-brokers-configuration%2C-Kaha.-tf4179659s2354.html#a11885457 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
