think the key bit is to create the advisory topic consumers up front. There no persistence on a topic unless there are durable subscribers, so you need to be listening to the topic to get the advisory.
On 13 July 2012 16:03, JRR <j...@cisco.com> wrote: > Hello Gary, > > How would I run the test you referenced? I use the CPP client not Java. > (Actually I don't use Java at all... I start the broker using the > bin/activemq script or the script our Java team gives the server team for > starting the broker). > > I looked through the code and I see that one of the things it's looking for > is a ResourceAllocationException which my CPP client does indeed receive, > but there is no fast consumer advisory or full advisory generated even > thought the CPP client receives that exception. > > Also, in looking at the test it appears that the broker and the producer are > created in the same from the same application. Which I believe means they > run in the same JVM (I'm not a java person so I'm using words I'm not very > familiar with here -- words I've heard our UI team use.) If this is true, > it's different from my test that has the broker running in one JVM and an > external producer client. Granted one would expect them to behave the same. > > Also, it appears that your doTestAdvisoryForFastProducer() is creating > creating the two topics for fast producer and full advisory. Is it necessary > for these topics to be created first? I ask because in my test I noticed > that other advisory topics were created when the advisory was generated, > regardless if there was a consumer created for the topic or not. > > I also noticed that you are sending persistent messages, while I am sending > non-persistent messages. Does this make a difference? > > Thanks, > > -=John > > -- > View this message in context: > http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/Not-seeing-enabled-advisories-ActiveMQ-WebConsole-tp4653952p4653989.html > Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. -- http://fusesource.com http://blog.garytully.com
