Hi, we need to create our own auth plugin, but i am somewhat confused about
the groups in the BrokerPlugin interface.
I assume this is what topics/queues the user has access to, but how do i
actually tell the auth plugin that user x should only have access to topic
a,b and c?
Not that these
Does anyone know why? Is it the matter of config.?
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I keep seeing the ACL keyword used over and over in the documentation, but
i can not find anywhere this is described. For example in the
AuthorizationMap interface.
I am supposed to return an list of ACL's but nowhere does it tell me how to
build this set or what the set actually is supposed to
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I keep seeing the ACL keyword used over and over in the documentation, but
i can not find anywhere this is described.
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Yup, implementing an authentication and authorization scheme can get quite
confusing. If you're planning to adhere to the JAAS, you may want to read
through the following documentation.
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/security/jaas/JAASRefGuide.html
Joe
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Periodically I have the following error. (I don't close the producer anywhere
in my code) Any ideas why?
javax.jms.IllegalStateException: The producer is closed
at
org.apache.activemq.ActiveMQMessageProducer.checkClosed(ActiveMQMessageProducer.java:333)
at
Yes, I think those links should be updated to include the Apache NMS links.
When I was first investigating ActiveMQ, I had a hard time finding the right
stuff, too. I think there may actually be a comment on an Issue somewhere
that mentions updating the links to make the Apache NMS links for
I'm following these instructions, trying to build the JMeter tests from source:
http://activemq.apache.org/jmeter-performance-tests.html
I've built AMQ successfully, but I don't see a jmeter/ directory
anywhere. Do these instructions still apply for 5.0.0?
I was able to take the 4.1 JMeter
Nobody's done this? I could've sworn I saw at least one person mention that'd
added failover support to Net::Stomp, but I can't find that email right now.
-D
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I'm writing a new interface to a Java ActiveMQ application which uses
MAP_TYPE in it's messages.
Active MQ CPP 2.1.3 does not seem to have support for this data type. The
type is listed in PrimitiveMap.h, but
PrimitiveMapMarshaller::marshalPrimitive does not have a handler for it.
Any
Hi,
I'm in the market for commercial support for ActiveMQ. I notice there
are three (3) support vendors on the support page. Has anyone on this list
used one of these outfits for support and if so, can you give me feedback on
your experience? I'm particularly interested in how able they
We are always willing to accept code contributions. :)
Currently there is no one working on that, you could create a Jira issue
to document that someone is interested in such support and it may get
added in the future. Looking at the map and list encoding it should be
pretty easy to implement,
It doesn't but I submitted a patch wich may help you. Take a look at the
comments on the code since this is easily implemented.
Regards,
Eric
skydriver_sv wrote:
Hi,
I wonder if the library amq.js to javascript, if there is a way to use JMS
selector?
Thanks.
I am grateful for the help, despite the link with this problem ...
toxicafunk wrote:
https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1547
forgot the link..
skydriver_sv wrote:
Hi,
I wonder if the library amq.js to javascript, if there is a way to use
JMS
Thanks Eric for the help! You could tell where I can find this path?
toxicafunk wrote:
It doesn't but I submitted a patch wich may help you. Take a look at the
comments on the code since this is easily implemented.
Regards,
Eric
skydriver_sv wrote:
Hi,
I wonder if the
Tim,
As suggested, I'll continue this correspondence in this thread.
I decided to just modify the PrimitiveMap.* and MarshalPrimitiveMap.* files
in a manner consistent with what had already been done. The java example I
saw didn't mesh well with the cpp files. This is now completed and seems
A list is just what it sounds like. If you look at the code in the Java
src you can see that they are just written as a series of primitives,
with a leading size. Should be pretty simple to take this logic and
insert it into the PrimitiveMapMarshaler.
public static void
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