James.Strachan wrote:
It is; in Java use stomp+ssl://hostname:port to configure it. You just
need a Stomp client which also supports SSL
I am not sure that my Stomp client (PHP) supports SSL. BTW it is not very
clear for me where to find the best Stomp PHP library. I have found at
least
- pascals [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- The one at codehaus, which uses deprecated socket functions.
The sockets extension is still available, though not installed by default.
- A patched one that solves the socket issue.
I've seen it posted here. I assume it used the more flexible
OK, just tried a copy and paste of your code against a remote Windows box,
and the connection leak appears there as well, so for me it only works
correctly when run against ActiveMQ on my local box.
Does it work for you on a remote machine also? If so, could you please mail
me your NMS.dll and
Hi!
I have a persistent file data-queue-data-1 that seems to contain messages
(serialized JavaBean). May I assume these messages haven't been consumed
yet. In that case, how to force ActiveMQ to warn clients that messages are
waiting for being consumed?
In the case they have already been
Hello.
I will try to outline briefly our situation as activemq users:
We are embedding a 4.0.2 broker in our system. It is suffering some
problems:
- Memory leaks.
- Locks trying to create or delete temporary queues (AMQ-1278). Still
trying to reproduce it to verify this bug as fixed for us.
Hey Tom,
Thank you very much for your response and help.
Tom Samplonius-2 wrote:
What you are doing is fairly unclear. It seems like you are trying to
use the StompConnect JMS to Stomp bridge as a JMS client. It is not a JMS
client though. StompConnect is messaging middle-ware. It
When I use maven to compile activemq which fetched from svn, I got the
problem like this :
D:\activemq\srcmvn clean compile
...
...
[INFO]
[ERROR] BUILD ERROR
[INFO]
I have to agree with most of this. ActiveMQ is a buggy as hell.
In my testing, I'd have to say ActiveMQ 4.1.1 is completely unusable in
production. I'm told that it is used in production somewhere, but I suspect
the usage is extremely narrow. I'd like to know what usage actually works.
Hi,
I have installed the followings on my test server which is running Debian
Etch R0:
1. Tomcat 6.0.13
2. JDK 1.6u1
3. ActiveMQ 4.1.1
I was trying to set up the JMX to monitor ActiveMQ but I can't seem to get
it working. I have followed the instructions given on ActiveMQ site. Below
are the
