are session.commit() and consumer.receive allowed simultaneously in separate threads?

2012-02-14 Thread mserrano
>From the reading I have done on this list and the documentation, I have come to the conclusion that if I: * Need to call session.commit() or message.acknowledge() in one thread * And need to called consumer.receiveNoWait() in another thread (consumer was created from the session). That I need to

snapshot dailys and building source jar

2012-02-13 Thread mserrano
Hello, I am trying to do some testing with the 5.6 snapshot and trunk. I've noticed that the timestamped jars are not built every day (no updates since 1/4/12). When are these built (or since they are created by "mvn deploy", more precisely when is "mvn deploy" run for snapshots) and what is the

Re: best place to start to write a master/slave exclusive consumer failover test?

2011-06-28 Thread mserrano
I submitted https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-3380 this bug with a unit test that demonstrates what I've observed. Unfortunately I cannot use a shared master/slave as the system I'm making this for does not have access to shared disk. It is really clear that I'm using the system in an

best place to start to write a master/slave exclusive consumer failover test?

2011-06-27 Thread mserrano
Hi, I've encountered an error in my environment that I want to reproduce in a activemq test environment. I am running 5.4.2 with a pure master/slave, persistence=true setup. In my environment I have multiple consumers on a queue each with the exclusive.consumer=true flag set (consumerA and consu