In our test environment we are seeing unexpected behavior with the duplex network connection in the following configuration. broker2 establishes a duplex connection to broker1.
[broker1] <----> [broker2] broker1 ------- producer writing to "queue/A" broker2 ------- producer writing to "queue/A" producer writing to "queue/B" consumer reading from "queue/A" consumer reading from "queue/B" Message being written on broker1 by the producer get consumed as expected by the consumer on broker2. The problem is messages produced on broker2 being written to "queue/B" get dispatched randomly to broker1 at times and seem to get lost/stuck in some weird ack/dispatch condition. The statistics on "queue/B" on both machines do not seem to match the number of messages being enqueued/dequeued. It shows a random number of messages being consumed/produced and also shows that the queue has entries in it. Has anyone experienced anything like this? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Unexpected-duplex-connection-behavior-tp15072189s2354p15072189.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
