I don't think there is ready way to scan messages. probably you can try AOP to
intercept at JBM server.
But for this case, i think first you need to make sure if those connections are
good (each subscribers are receiving messages even if the message is pilling
up). You can also register a
I think you do need to upgrade. HornetQ has a pluggable transport layer and
doesn't require remoting. Currently it comes with netty as its transport.
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I'm sorry I don't know much about MQ. The UIL2XAConnectionFactory seems just a
name for a XAConnectionFactory JMS object. I think you can post the question to
JBoss MQ forum for more help.
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I think it was not properly configured. Have a look at the user's manual and
also compare it with your workable installation.
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I think you need ask JBoss AS forum.
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Hi Marco,
Sorry I need to ask what is UIL2XAConnectionFactory in JBossMQ? Can you explain
the purpose of it so I can answer if there is an equivalent in JBM?
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Howard
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If the messages in the DLQ are still of some interests to you, you can create a
consumer to the DLQ and process those messages.
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ok I understand. I don't think JBM has any ready way to support this use case.
Probably you can try server side AOP to intercept the subscription
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Have a look at JMS api doc, the Connection has a method setExceptionListener().
I think you need to implement the ExceptionListener. It should be
straightforward.
Howard
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The connections used to deliver messages are those from which you create your
consumers.
I'm not sure what you mean by 'scan data'?
Howard
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Can I ask for what purpose you track those non-durable subs?
Howard
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Then you need to put it in the configuration file.
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No, I don't think JBM support this.
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With JBoss Messaging, you have to do yourself by registering a connection
listener.
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You need to set up the test environment to run the test.
To save your time, i suggest you read the code and write a simple JMS client
yourself.
A better place to look at would be in JBM install
dir/examples/common/src/org/jboss/example/jms/common/Util.java
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Your network connection may be broken.
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I think you were using Temporary queue, which couldn't survive a connection
failure.
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Hi,
If you are using MDB, you can get better help from the AS forum.
Howard
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If message counter still go up, that means your sending connection is ok. The
broken connection is the one that used to deliver messages to consumers.
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Hi yongz,
Yes it's a stable release. We didn't announce in community 'cos this originally
is for EAP 5 release. But it will work with AS 5. In the future we may have two
separate releases.
Howard
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Hi,
Since JBoss 5, JBM is integrated with the AS release so we no longer provide a
separate download. If you want to update you need to either wait for new AS 5
release or download from
http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/messaging/tags/JBossMessaging_1_4_6_GA/
and build for yourself.
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Yes, it should work with AS 5.x.
Howard
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You need to update jboss-remoting.jar to the correct version. See the user
guide in 1.4.5.GA for it.
Howard
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Make sure you have the correct version of remoting.
H.
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Or you can have a look at one of the JBM examples. In its build.xml you can
find what classpath it should use.
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Did you find any exceptions in your log? You can turn on the
TRACE log level to see more details.
If you believe it's a real problem, you can raise a jira and attach logs/tests
if any.
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Howard
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Hello,
I did a simple test and I couldn't see there is a problem. I used the topic
example in JBM 1.x with some changes. I sent 40k messages and had a message
listener. In its onMessage() I gave a 5 sec sleep.
Tests shows in about 10 sec all messages have been sent while at the receiving
end
in etc/jndi.properties under the queue folder.
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Do you have any test to reproduce this?
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How is your remoting config looks like? It seems to me maybe your remoting ping
timeout is too small. If the connection between your message client and server
is not good, try to enlarge the ping period.
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please try to uncomment the 'writeTimeout' and give it a value suitable for
your case.
This controls the socket write timeout when the JBM server is trying to deliver
messages through a socket that has been closed by the firewall.
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I think it's jgroup configuration issue.
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Not sure if I understand the situation. Can you clarify how you poll messages?
Are you using MDB?
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In JBM 1.x, we have a getMessageCount() bean method.
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In jbm 1.4, we provide a 'ordering group' feature to guarantee the ordering of
message delivery. Please read the user guide for details.
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getDeliveringCount() returns the number of messages in the queue that is being
delivered but not acknowledged yet. I think this is the equivalent to
getInProcessMessageCount().
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You need to build yourself.
Of course if you have EAP 5, it's already in the package.
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One more thing, to make sure you correctly set up JBM, a good step to take is
run the JBM examples downloaded from
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No you CANNOT use 1.4.5. It is for JBoss AS 4 release.
Please use the tag and build yourself.
https://svn.jboss.org/repos/messaging/tags/JBossMessaging_1_4_6_GA/
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on the server side.
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Sorry, it should be this one:
http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/messaging/tags/JBossMessaging_1_4_6_GA/
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I think you need to ask AOP team for more help. From jbm side I can't see
anything wrong.
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good to know you have a solution. :)
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Do you have any relevant JBM logs around the WARN message? I think it would be
more helpful if you post the question to the jboss transaction forum.
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Please don't use java: prefix in your configure for remote targets. java:
means for local names.
About your Second Part, can you give some more details on your use case? for
example how the messages are sent and received/processed? Any transactions?
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Howard
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Can you give more detail about how your problem occurred when switching to
selector?
In the referenced post, Tim has given a very detailed explanation for the
reason why clustered queues + selector doesn't not work.
Howard
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Hi,
JBM 1.4.3 is fairly old release. I suggest you try 1.4.6.GA and see if the
problem exists. Then we can continue the investigation. Thanks!
Howard
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by the way, can you try JBM 1.4.6.GA?
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You need to update both server and client side. 1.4.6.GA is specifically for
EAP5, but still should work with AS5. In the future (not far) the messaging in
AS 5 or later will be using hornetq (previously jbm 2.0).
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The correct remoting version for JBM 1.4.2.sp1 is 2.2.2.SP11. You can try that
version and see if problem still exists.
Also the latest release for AS 4.x is 1.4.5.GA with remoting 2.2.3.sp1. You can
also try it.
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Hi are you downloading from here:
http://www.jboss.org/downloading/?projectId=jbossmessagingurl=/jbossmessaging/downloads/jboss-messaging-1.4.5.GA.zip
I tried on Linux the zip file is ok. I'll try it on Windows later.
If it's corrupted, i'll update it.
Thanks.
Howard
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Hi,
It looks like a remoting configuration issue to me. Can you give us some figure
to show how slow it is?
It would be good to post the issue to remoting also.
Howard
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It could be a JBoss Remoting issue. What version of JBoss Remoting are you
using? Also please post your issue to the remoting forum also, you may get a
quicker answer from there.
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If you use MDB , pls ask the JCA team for quicker help.
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Hi,
The latest release for 4.2.3 is 1.4.5.GA. 1.4.7 should be the next release. But
it's likely a release for AS5. However we haven't decided yet the release date.
If you have any issues that want to be fixed into next release, feel free to
add them to JIRA.
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Howard
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It should not be necessary for a subscriber to connect to each node in order to
receive all of its messages. In JBM if message sucker is configured, you can
receive messages from any node in the cluster. The user guide provides detailed
info about it.
Howard
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1.4.2 is not for AS5. Pls try 1.4.3, or 1.4.6 (latest)
Howard
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Hi,
You can try to set RedeliveryDelay attribute in your destination configuration
file to be something greater than zero.
Howard
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which version of JBM are you using?
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If you deploy the topic as a clustered topic, you don't need to worry about the
connection to a specific node in the cluster.
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Hi, I guess 'LocalJndiName' means the name you use to look up in-vm objects. If
so, this is not necessary in JBM. Because the prefix java: means already the
in-vm context.
The jboss:service=Nameing is not configured here in JBM. You need to bring up
the Naming service by configuring JBOSS
No. try 1.4.6.GA.
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What exact versions of JBM are you using? Have you been able to get some
examples work?
Howard
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Q1:
JBM doesn't provide connection pooling. You need to pool the connection
yourself or using some 3rd party lib (if any).
Q2:
Because JBM doesn't pool connections, so there is no place for such
configurations.
Howard
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Hi,
It seems like a MDB config issue, can you post the question to EJB team? Also
JBM has some good examples for users to get started. You can download them from
JBoss.org. Especially there is an example ejb3mdb that may be of some interest
to you.
Howard
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What kind of subscriber you create? Can you try durable and non-durable and see
if they make any difference? Thanks.
Howard
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Do you have the stack trace and if you do can you please post here? Thanks.
Howard
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Are your subscribers MDBs or standalone java clients apps?
thanks.
Howard
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Do you have the stack trace of the exception? If you have can you post here?
Thanks.
Howard
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Hi Can you give some figure to show how slow it is? Thanks.
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Hi,
JBoss Messaging 1.4.5.GA doesn't work with JBoss 5.
Tim was right then. That was planned that the next release for AS 5 would be
1.4.5.GA. But it turned out that we need to make a release for AS 4 before AS
5, so the 1.4.5.GA is for AS 4 eventually.
The release for AS 5 will come soon I
To be honest, I don't know. :)
jbossall-client.jar is maintained by the AS team. It includes classes from
various packages including some JBM and remoting ones. But there are still
other classes from other packages in it which may or may not needed for a jbm
client.
You'd better included it
Hi can you tell the version of JBM you using? Thanks.
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Hello Richard,
1.4.5.GA is for AS 4.x only. The next release for AS 5 (supposedly 1.4.6.GA)
will come soon hopefully. It needs to be tested with AS 5 jars. It should also
be noted that the next release requires remoting 2.5.2 at least (currently in
AS 5 it is 2.5.1).
Howard
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Hi,
I use the -b option. However ask AS team for a better answer.
Howard
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Hi,
I don't know JBoss MQ. For JBM, you can find more information in the user's
guide. It comes with the JBM download.
Howard
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Dear Users,
I'm glad to announce that JBoss Messaging 1.4.5.GA has just been released. This
release contains quite a few bug fixes since 1.4.4.GA. Download available at:
http://jboss.org/jbossmessaging/downloads/
Thanks!
Howard Gao
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Can you give more about your use case? If you don't need those messages, you
can remove them directly from the DB. But I'm afraid this is not what you want.
Also please put this question to the JCA team, they know more about the MDB
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Hi,
I suggest you create a JIRA for this, attach the test if you have. That will
help a lot to investigate the issue.
Thanks
Howard
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Hi,
What's your version of JBoss and JBM? how did you start it from command line?
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Hi,
I think first you make sure the hajndi service is up and running and the port
1100 is listening.
If you want to get more help, i think you put the question to the AS forum.
Here we are more good at JBM issues.
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I suggest you try out jbm examples first. you can download it here:
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the queue-failover example should be a good start.
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My impression is that remoting don't have such a param that control the client
port. You need to confirm with remoting team I think.
Howard
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Hi
We have never tested JBM with different versions working in a cluster, or JBoss
MQ mixed with JBM.
I suggest you use one version of JBM in the cluster.
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Hi,
Those tables are used internally.
Howard
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another thing to check is the connection-factory-service.xml, see what the
JNDIBindings for it. sth like:
| attribute name=JNDIBindings
| bindings
| binding/IVTCF/binding
| /bindings
| /attribute
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Yes, JBM 1.4.4.GA works with AS 4.2.3.GA.
You need to pay attention to jbossall-client.jar. Make sure
jboss-messaging-client.jar and jboss-remoting.jar appear BEFORE
jbossall-client.jar.
The working jboss-remoting version is 2.2.3.
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the aop version should be 1.5.6 GA.
I'll examine the user guide and correct it if it is wrong as you said.
Thanks.
Howard
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Did you set this jndi property ?
java.naming.factory.url.pkgs=org.jboss.naming:org.jnp.interfaces
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JBM treated transactional messages like this:
Each transaction has a in memory list to hold all its messages. When a
transaction is being committed, it put those messages to the Queue for
delivery. After the tx is committed, the associated list should be GCed.
The queue has paging
That's great.
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About the value, I think it depends on your network's latency.
Ask remoting team, they have the expertise.
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This probably because the server side has closed related JMS object (as the id
indicated) due to remoting lease time out.
Please try to enlarge the clientLeasePeriod in the remoting configure file.
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Connection pooling is preferred. Session should not be pooled.
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JBM 1.4 supports paging messages to DB to save memory. But it doesn't support
large transactions so far.
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You can configure the queue using proper fullSize parameter value to limit the
memory usage in a queue. Please see the document for details.
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Did your bridge work if the firewall is disabled?
Do you bridge message from A to B or B to A?
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Current version of JBoss Messaging is 1.4.4.GA.
You can download it from jboss.org and have a look at the user manual. It gives
you steps to set up a cluster. Also take a look at distributed-queue example
included in the download.
Hope that help you with a good start.
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Are you using jbm (version) or jboss mq? Is you mdb colocated with your
messaging service (jbm/mq)? and is your messaging server clustered?
If your mdb sits ourside the messaging server and the network latency is not
ignorable, you may want to set a reasonable large value of
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