Yes a single producer on one thread from a junit test case.
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I'm creating a bytes message, adding my buffered stream to it:
bytesMessage.setObjectProperty( "JMS_JBM_InputStream", pin );
then calling:
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The loop in ClientProducerImpl seems to be responsible:
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I built BETA5 from SVN yesterday...
I'm using netty via the JMS API to remotely send large messages. (500K)
Looking at the hprof I see that 98% of the heap is taken up by byte[] owned by
org.jboss.messaging.core.remoting.impl.wireformat. SessionContinuationMessage.
I'm a way off creating a test
I have retested against BETA5 and can confirm that this issue has been fixed.
:-)
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Thank you.
I will change my test case to stop the the queueConnection and restart it once
the listener has been removed (nulled).
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Using the JMS API. If I attempt to clear the currently registered listener on
a QueueReceiver then I get an IllegalStateException when I try to receive on it:
javax.jms.IllegalStateException: Cannot call receive(...) - a MessageHandler is
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Bit confused. Can anyone clarify?
The manual
http://www.jboss.org/file-access/default/members/jbossmessaging/freezone/docs/usermanual-2.0.0.beta4/html/client-classpath.html#d0e1097
refers to jbm-jms-api.jar yet the Beta4 bundle contains jboss-jms-api.jar.
The config/jboss-as/build.xml which we
Should it be possible to create a destination using a jbm-queues.xml file?
I'm looking for a way to create destinations but store the configuration
file(s) with the deployable services rathar than in the messaging.sar folder.
This gives me a NPE
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That's it many thanks :-)
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I have extended org.jboss.virtual.plugins.vfs.helpers.ExtensibleFilter to add
additional deployment filtering capabilities to our 5.1 based system.
The bean declaration in the profile.xml looks like this:
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Many thanks
I hadn't noticed the SystemPropertyBinder bean in the bindings-jboss-beans.xml
file.
With this in place it's simple ${} system property notation in the
jbm-configuration.xml
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Is it possible to change the jbm-configuration.xml so binding attributes are
obtained from the ServiceBindingManager?
If so, could you supply a small example of what a jbm-configuration file entry
would look like?
Thanks
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I tried creating my own jbm-jms.xml file and dropped it in the deploy folder
but it doesn't look like it's deployed. i.e. I can't see the queue or topic
when looking at the JMX Console (I added the JMX work-around to see
org.jboss.messaging)
Is the jbm-jms.xml file only processed when in the
I performed the workaround for BETA3 and can see the org.jboss.messaging node
in the JMX console.
Why didn't you use the jboss.messaging name that already exists in JBAS5.1?
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Thanks again Peter.
...feeling a little embarrassed now I found further details of this in the book
JBOSS in Action. A book I'm finding really useful BTW, although it looks like
I need to study it some more ;-)
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Thanks Peter.
But that's potentially a huge number of system properties to be set via a
command line if you heavily customise JBAS configuration.
I could exceed the command line length on some operating systems...
Shame you can't specify something like a properties bundle to the deployers.
Can anyone point me at information on the ${} notation used throught the
JBAS5.1 deployment configuration files?
Example: jgroups-channelfactory-stacks.xml
mcast_port="${jboss.jgroups.udp_async.mcast_port:45689}"
So where do I specify a value for jboss.jgroups.udp_async.mcast_port
A bind name with an underscore character causes a
java.net.MalformedURLException during startup.
The sys admin doesn't want to change (correct!) the hostname, I don't really
want to have to use the IP address.
Java seems to have problems with hostnames that contain underscores:
http://bugs.su
If I drop the web-service.xml in a .wsr or try deploying directly using the
MainDeployer nothing seems to be happening.
I'm trying to provide support for both old JBoss.NET and JBoss.WS stacks - we
have a lot of old Axis based code and don't want to rework it all right now...
I'm beginning to t
That's just what I was looking for. Works fine. Thanks.
Will this change be in the next JBAS distro or JBM2 BETA4 (/config/jboss-as ant
script)?
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How do I get JBM2 to use the JBAS data folder: server/default/data?
It currently creates its data folder below the current working folder where
JBAS was started.
Is there a system property I need to set or... ?
TIA
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Many thanks Peter
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In version 4 we used:
org.jboss.system.server.Server.START_NOTIFICATION_TYPE
in a handleNotification() method to figure out when the server had started.
In version 5 many things have changed and I can't find the Server class or
anything similar.
Does a version 5 server still produce JMX no
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