On Jan 27, 2011, at 10:25 AM, habumaster wrote:
>
> "3. A HTTP response is returned to the client containing all available
> messages encapsulated as text/xml"
>
> How does AMQ decide that messages are separate in a stream received?
Which part of ActiveMQ are you referring to? The broker will get separate
messages from publishers, and as far as I know it won't ever split one message
into several. AjaxServlet sends messages to the browser in some XML packaging,
which is used by amq.js to decide which callback function to pass each message
to.
<ajax-response>
<response id='handlerA' destination='queue://testA' >message on queue
A</response>
<response id='handlerB' destination='queue://testB' >message on queue
B</response>
</ajax-response>
This is how the messages look in transit between AjaxServlet and amq.js.
amq.js will call handlerA() for the first message, and handlerB() for the
second message.
>
> Does it key off line breaks "\n" or what
>
> A single Message is getting split into multiple messages, so I get multiple
> ones returned.
That sounds like a bug. Can you reproduce it reliably? What does the original
message look like, how do you send it to the broker (stomp,ajax,other?), and
what does the browser see when the messages are received?
alex
