I’m facing a similar issue … I’ve written a broker plugin that validates an OAuth token … and my client is sending the token to the broker in the “password” field … and I have a timer on the client to refresh the token and set the new token into the ActiveMQConnectionFactory. I have the connection factory wrapped inside a spring DefaultMessageListenerContainer
My question is, if I call ActiveMQConnection#cleanup() is that going to mess up the DefaultMessageListenerContainer in any way? Sorry, if this is a spring question … but spring would probably tell me it’s more of an ActiveMQ question – since spring just deals with the JMS interface and not the “cleanup” method. Thanks in advance for any advice or tips you can give. Adam
