We have activemq embedded in our product. Since it runs in the same jvm, we have various resource limits in place. These limits make the browsing functionality somewhat less than ideal (you can only read so many messages in a large queue). I was wondering if someone who has deeper knowledge of activemq could suggest a way to read messages directly from the data store (or some other way to do unbounded browsing which doesn't use up all system memory).
I already attempted this a bit myself by adding a method to the region Queue for first pulling from the "paged in" messages, and then directly from the "PendingMessageCursor messages" to read messages. However, despite the fact that the cursor is backed by the message store, it still seems to want to "page in" messages, and also abides by the resource limits. (i was borrowing code from Queue.getMessage(String id)). Is there any way to "bypass" the "paging in" logic and just read messages directly from the message store? i'm okay with this being "slow", i'd prefer to have a solution which works slowly rather than no solution at all... -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/Custom-code-to-browse-messages-in-the-message-store-tp4720423.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
