It shouldn't do anything special to your broker ...

You can also try setting dataDirectory to the <amq:broker> element.

Anyhow, since you are using relational database for the storage, are you
sure you're starting your broker with a clean database (in case you are
not using Derby)?

If you are using Derby, databaseName property is actually a folder name
where the database is created.

Cheers

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pratibhaG wrote:
> It did not solve the problem.
>
> I am just wondered about the magic brokerName does. 
>
> I want to know what happens when we set this attribute. 
>
> Please provide me some documentation.
>   

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