Yes this my configuration too...
nmittler wrote:
I've just upgraded my darwinports to the latest macports (renamed)
v1.440and also upgraded cppunit and the automake tools and everything
works for
me. My guess is that there must be a problem with your installation of
macports. For some
Hi,
I want to combine a master/slave technology with a network of brokers. The
idea is to have a central master/slave combination, and a remote ActiveMQ
server connected to the master/slave. The Master/Slave should always be
available, messages posted to the remote server are less important,
As I said this my config too, and mac ports, and cppunits are installed in
opt/local/lib. I am really lost now...
Did
didyeah971 wrote:
Yes this my configuration too...
nmittler wrote:
I've just upgraded my darwinports to the latest macports (renamed)
v1.440and also upgraded cppunit
Hi lads,
Is there a way to support NIO from ActiveMQ?
I'm trying to do server push data streaming to a desktop Java application
but I always reach the thread-per connection constraint in the server side
so the maximum number of concurrent sessions that I can spawn is just the OS
limit 1000,
On 5/14/07, panu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys,
I just downloaded ActiveMQ SNAPSHOT v.4.2.0 last night and tried a
simple test with Stomp Python (stomp.py). That is, I ran a producer sending
100 of 1K messages consecutively (without any pause) to a queue. Things went
OK when I ran the
Hi,
I am wondering about JMS consumer.prority meaning (mentionned in
http://activemq.apache.org/consumer-priority.html )
- is it a priority defining concurrency between possible consumers of
the *same* messages ?
OR
- is it a priority defining (CPU) concurrency between all the consumers ?
I'm developing a component/endpoint that implements a FTP server.
When the user uploads a file to the server, the endpoint will deposit
the file into a queue. Currently, the Endpoint implements the Service
interface. I've noticed that the stop method is not being called
when the
