Hi, Have you set the ForwardingBridge for the 2 brokers? If not, the problem is because it uses the default bridge, which is the DemandForwardingBridge. AFAIK, you do not receive message because broker A only forwards the message from topic a.b upon demand, which means that broker A only forwards the message from topic a.b to broker B when a consumer consumes the message. So when brokerA is down, you get an exception that it does not exist because the message was actually on broker A. The solution to your problem, if you have not already done so, was to create a ForwardingBridge for the two brokers.
Regards, Marlon ThomasHK wrote: > > > I'm loosing messages within a network of broker using ActiveMQ 4.0.2. > This > is my testcase: > I'm starting two brokers (A and B). I register a durable subscriber on > broker B for topic a.> > When I send a message to top a.b on broker A, I receive the message on > Broker B. > Next, I stop broker B. A new message is sent to broker A on topic a.b. I > start Broker B again. The durable subscriber register on broker B > receives > the message. Nothing went wrong up to now. > > I stop broker B again. I send a message to topic a.b on broker A. I stop > the sender and the receiver. (the message should live on broker A) Next, > I > start broker B. Broker B should get the message because a durable > subscribe > for the topic was created. I stop broker A and starts the receiver (which > is connects to broker B). The message does not arrive. (I get an > exception > say that the subscription does not exist). I restart the receiver and I > get > no message. > When I start broker A again, I still get no message. > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Message-lost-in-network-of-brokers-%28ActiveMQ-4.0.2%29-tf2703134.html#a7537524 > Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Message-lost-in-network-of-brokers-%28ActiveMQ-4.0.2%29-tf2703147.html#a7573384 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
