I ran into some related problems (on trunk/5.3) where deleting a queue
basically completely hosed the broker but I've been completely unable
to reproduce this outside the javaee5 tck environment. However all
the tests I've tried in "public" environments have worked great so
most likely it is fixed well enough for most situations.
thanks
david jencks
On Jan 27, 2009, at 12:16 PM, Rob Davies wrote:
I believe this is fixed in 5.3 - (trunk) - which will be released in
the next few weeks or so
On 27 Jan 2009, at 20:14, MaenXe wrote:
Can I bump my own thread? It seems there are other users who have
this
issue, but there doesn't seem to be a lot of interest in fixing
it. Is this
a bug?
M@
MaenXe wrote:
I have a couple of Queues that I am unable to completely get rid
of. If I
delete the Queue either from JMX(using removeQueue) or from the Web
Console the Queue will reappear after I restart the Broker. Also,
we have
Security implemented to block the lazy creation of Queues. This
Queue was
created manually through the Web Console. Producers and Consumers
are not
allowed to create a queue. If I remove a queue using either of
the two
methods above, my producers are still allowed to produce messages,
however
they seem to disappear into a void. The messages are transacted,
so I
don't understand how the broker is accepting the message when the
queue
doesn't exist. If I try to attach a consumer, it does not allow the
consumer to create the non-existent queue, the Web Console and JMX
both
don't acknowledge the existence of the Queue, but the producer is
happily
sending messages to somewhere.
All that said, what is the proper way to clean house and get rid
of these
Queues?
Thanks in advance, this Forum has been very helpful with my other
issues.
M@
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