Thanks. However even after setting "persistent:true" header for the
stomp message, the slave did not replicate the message. As mentioned
earlier, I have 2 instances of AMQ:
. one on port 61616 & stomp on 61613
. other on port 61615 and stomp on 61612
if the slave's activemq.xml has this entry for the broker:
----
<broker useJmx="true" name="TEST"
masterConnectorURI="tcp://localhost:61616" shutdownOnMasterFailure="false" >
...
----
the test client never connects to the master server, that is Im able to
send stomp connect message, but the server never responds with the
CONNECTED header.
However, on the slave borker if I set the masterConnectorURI to 61613 as:
----
<broker useJmx="true" name="TEST"
masterConnectorURI="tcp://localhost:61613" shutdownOnMasterFailure="false" >
...
----
the test is able to connect and send message to the master server,
however the slave server never replicates the message ( there is no
other client subscribed to the queue)/
- Sandeep
James Strachan wrote:
I thought queues were persistent by default but you can specify the
explicit persistence mode via a header...
http://incubator.apache.org/activemq/stomp.html
i.e. adding persistent: true
On 8/18/06, Sandeep Chayapathi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Im trying to setup AMQ 4.0.1 in master/slave mode. Im running both
master & slave from the same box, but on different ports. Both have
different data store (different data folders).
Im able to see in the log file, that the slave attaches itself to the
master service.
I have a test stomp client, which sends messages to: /queue/FOO.test
queue. After storing some 20 messages, I stop the master server (ctrl+C
the app). Then start another stomp client, which tries to read
/queue/FOO.test, from the slave server. I'm able to connect to the
slave, but the slave does not have any message. I have followed the
instructions given in: http://activemq.org/site/masterslave.html. Im not
sure if the replication is only for durable queues. If so, how do I
create durable queues via stomp ? Thanks.
- Sandeep
