When I start an embedded ActiveMQ broker it is a fresh/clean/empty queue, right? My understanding was that there is no possibility of messages building up from previous test runs or other message senders adding messages to a queue which will be present the next time the embedded ActiveMQ broker comes up. The reason I ask is that I assume that the above is the case, and my tests are expecting an empty queue each time they run, and I sometimes see messages in the queue which shouldn't be in the queue as a result of my test run, so I thought maybe they're leftovers from a previous test run. Can someone confirm that I am not mistaken about how the embedded broker starts, so I can know that messages I read from my queue in a test are in fact only messages which could have been sent as a result of my test (which starts the embedded broker using Spring) and not leftovers from previous runs.
Thanks in advance for any comments. --James -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Embedded-broker-is-always-empty-%28no-messages%29-each-time-it%27s-started--tp21339447p21339447.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
