I have been using ActiveMQ-5.4.2 in a stoke and hub configuration for some
time now.  I have successfully used a full duplex network connector between
the hub and each spoke.  Queues in the spokes that match queues in the hub
are connected and messages flow between the queues automatically.

I just started testing ActiveMQ-5.7.0 as a possible replacement for the hub
(The spoke is still 5.4.2).  I set up a full duplex connection to a spoke
and started both brokers.  It appears that the queue that routes data from
the hub to the spoke is working, but the queue that routes data from the
spoke back to the hub (different queue) is not working.

The Network Bridges status under the Network tab in the browser correctly
shows that each end of the network bridge has been set up correctly. 
However, on the Queue page for the queue that is sending information back to
the hub clearly shows that there is no consumer.  If I had to guess, I would
say there is something wrong with the Advisory Messages that tells the hub
about the spoke's queue or the other way around.

Any ideas?  Has anyone figured out what is causing this problem?



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