Using what version & what kind of messaging? On 17/12/2007, Gnanaprakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I am also facing a similar issue. > > The messages are not expiring as expected and they are consumed again by the > subscribers > if we bring them down and restart again. > > We are setting the expiration TTL on client side and setting the message > expiration age too. > > Also in the durable subscriber we are doing an ack and commiting the message > and subscriber. > > Still the message does not expire and when we restart the consumers, they > are redelivered again. > > Has this been fixed or is there any other configuration we need to do. > > Thanks > Gnanaprakash > > > > Suchitha Koneru (sukoneru) wrote: > > > > Hello Active MQ users/developers , > > Our application uses non persistent > > embedded broker ,durable subscribers , topic publishers . The active mq > > version is 4.1.1(release version). There are two topic publishers and > > two durable subscribers respectively. > > In your previous responses, you specified that for durable subscribers > > active mq maintains a queue of messages (Message Queue). For each of > > the durable subscribers, a queue of references is maintained , the > > references point to the messages stored in Message Queue. > > Are these queues maintained in RAM or on the disk ? > > There is TTL of 5 minutes on all the messages. > > What is the behavior if the messages are not consumed after 5 minutes > > ? There is JIRA issue AMQ-1112 (Messages still exist after TTL). Will > > the messages keep accumulating in the message queue and the > > corresponding references in the individual queues ? > > > > if this is the case will active mq occupy a lot of disk space.? > > > > The active mq data folder is always around (40.7-40.8 MB). > > > > This issue is fixed in 5.0 snap shot, cannot upgrade to snap shot > > version, as Iam not sure how stable it is. We are going into production > > next month. > > > > Please let me know, as to what can be done in this regard. Would > > switching to non durable subscribers solve the problem ? > > > > is there a tool which I can use for browsing through active mq's > > Message Queues ? > > > > thanks, > > Suchitha. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/active-mq-%28message-expiration%29-tp12247012s2354p14374029.html > Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
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