Couple of questions:
For jmsMessage
(1) What is the relation between jmsTimeStamp, and properties:
JMSActiveMQBrokerInTime, and JMSActiveMQBrokerOutTime?
(2) Which one is more accurate jmsTimeStamp, and properties:
JMSActiveMQBrokerInTime? Reason for asking this question is that I have
messages in the queue (seen from jconsole) that are not delivered, and yet
JMSActiveMQBrokerInTime = JMSActiveMQBrokerOutTime. However, jmsTimeStamp
gives a different value.
I extracted these values as
JmsMessage msg = (JmsMessage) exch.getIn();
msg.getJmsMessage().getJMSTimestamp()
msg.getJmsMessage().getLongProperty("JMSActiveMQBrokerInTime");
msg.getJmsMessage().getLongProperty("JMSActiveMQBrokerOutTime");
Sample output:
jmsExpiration: 1258474190831 jmsTimeStamp: 1258474189831 jmsPriority: 7
jmsDeliveryMode: 2 jmsMsgID: ID:padua-44786-1258474186761-0:26:1:1:1
defaultPriority: 4 defaultTTL: 0 defaultDeliveryMode: 2...........100000
Latency0.020777777777777777 Jitter 0.010979222222222224 BrokerInTime
1258474189832 BrokerOutTime 1258474189832 jmsBrokerQueueLatency 0
...........100000
jmsExpiration: 1258474190942 jmsTimeStamp: 1258474189942 jmsPriority: 7
jmsDeliveryMode: 2 jmsMsgID: ID:padua-44786-1258474186761-0:27:1:1:1
defaultPriority: 4 defaultTTL: 0 defaultDeliveryMode: 2...........100000
Latency0.020392857142857143 Jitter 0.009979607142857142 BrokerInTime
1258474189943 BrokerOutTime 1258474189943 jmsBrokerQueueLatency 0
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