You have created two channels, sorta; the first is topic://doChat and the
second is '/topic/ChatTopic', which does not conform to the url notation
that you should be using. That might be your problem.
I assume that you have your own server-side Java classes that listen for
incoming messages on topic://doChat and send replies on topic://ChatTopic?
-- jim
JigarP wrote:
>
> Hi Chago,
>
> you have explain each scenario clearly. just want to know that at
> server side/client side what sort of confuguration should i do so that
> atleast it will not destroy my consumer. i am attaching my client side
> code let me know if you get some clue.
>
> Below three methods i am calling in below sequence.
>
> 1) When page is loaded register listener topic using onStartListen()
> method.
> 2) When user enter message and click on send message then it will call
> onSendMessage() method.
> 3) call handleNewMessage() if we get any message.
>
> /**
> below are the topic which we are using to send chat to server and get
> reply from server.
> **/
> function setTopicName(){
> sendTopicName = 'topic://doChat' ;
> receiveTopicName = '/topic/ChatTopic';
>
> }
> /**
> This method register topic to MQ.
> **/
> function onStartListen(){
> setTopicName();
> amq.addListener('chat', receiveTopicName, handleNewMessage);
>
> }
>
> /**
> This method will chat message to MQ
> **/
> function onSendMessage(msgStr){
> amq.sendMessage(sendTopicName, msgStr);
> }
> function handleNewMessage(){
> //process the received message.
> }
>
> I have found that if i click on send button continuosly then messages are
> coming to servr as well as it also resides at activemq but i am not able
> to get messages at client side back.
>
> I hope u are able to understand this.
>
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