Hello, I'm using Active-MQ with AJAX for displaying messages coming from a topic. A producer is correctly sending message topic://test and a consumer is reading from it and displays messages on a web page.
When I open two or more consumers on a single web page, or on multiple pages within the same session I get a strange behavior. I expected a broadcast of the messages to all the listening consumers, but what I see is some sort of distribution of messages between them. I went deeply inside the code and I noticed that the destination is tied to one and only one consumer inside the session. Some questions: 1. how can I get more instances of a consumer for a specific topic, during the same session? 2. if it's not possible, how can I assign a different session every time i POST a 'listen' command? I think the concept of 1-consumer per session is correct applied to an application environment where i can create as many sessions as I like... but applied to the web, it gets confusing. I think web session are very different from JMS sessions, they have only the name in common. I think we should tie the consumer to another kind of "session", maybe the listener id, or a tag inside the request. -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Topics%2C-Consumers-and-Web-Session-tp28133871p28133871.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
