Thanq Rob
rajdavies wrote:
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> On 28 May 2008, at 22:53, ProInd wrote:
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>> Hi
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>> I am using the activeMQ 5.1 . Can any one please provide the URL or
>> any kind
>> of piece of info which can help me in configuring the
>> slowconsumerHandling -
>> Spooling to disk.
>> I did read
I'm also a newbie and will working on a project in next couple of weeks that
using Message Bus.
I really needed a book or real world samples/tutorials that show me how to
write jms apps using ActiveMQ + Message Bus + Tomcat.
Can someone please post some examples or the links to the how-to tuto
Currently it is not possible to browse the queues using NMS. It is a
client level interface. Personally, I would love to have the ability
to browse queues and other admin stuff from .NET. What we need is the
equivalent of JMX... Call it NMX. :)
This should be entered in Jira so it doesn't get l
please correct me if i am wrong, i should create the
publisher and subscribe my clients to the
publisher
? I thought the activemq does support publishing and
subscribing out of the box
It will be very helpful if you have a link where i
can read a sample!
Thanks
- ttmdev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You will need to implement your clients (i.e., publisher and subscriber). Via
its XML configuration file, you can have the message broker create the
clients' corresponding topic(s) when it starts up. Or you can have the
clients create the topics on the fly.
http://activemq.apache.org/how-do-i-c
There is the 'sendTextMessage' operation that the destination MBean (i.e.,
DestinationViewMBean) provides. I guess you could extend this to accept an
optional user name and password.
Joe
Jeremy Ross wrote:
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> bump. pretty please.
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> Jeremy Ross wrote:
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>> Hi. I'm using the authoriza
Hello,
Please help to understand what is needed for the
implementation of the the publish / subscriber:
Is there a configuration file on ActiveMq where I can
put entries such as the name of the queues where the
message should be published or the URLs of some
services which acts as subscribed clien
bump. pretty please.
Jeremy Ross wrote:
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> Hi. I'm using the authorizationPlugin to protect access to a queue. Is
> it possible to authenticate and send a message to this queue using
> jconsole? I don't see away to provide the credentials.
>
> thanks
>
> Jeremy
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rajdavies wrote:
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> Network of brokers is definitely the way to go - as you can use them
> as 'concentrators' on each side of the wan. It also allows more
> resilience - as networks use store and forward, if the WAN is
> unavailable, the local clients can still carry on communicating w
ttmdev wrote:
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> FYI - copyMessageOnSend is being used within the ActiveMQSession.send()
> method.
>
> ...
> if (connection.isCopyMessageOnSend()) {
>msg = (ActiveMQMessage)msg.copy();
> }
> ...
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> Joe
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Cool. Thanks for pointing that out.
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I am having a similar problem using ActiveMQ 5.1.0. The spark client
connects, but fails to launch the conference. The Spark logs have a NPE in
the UI thread. Since Spark 2.5.8 was released in April 2006 I am assuming
that it has worked as stated in the example.
Are there any other Jabber clie
FYI - copyMessageOnSend is being used within the ActiveMQSession.send()
method.
...
if (connection.isCopyMessageOnSend()) {
msg = (ActiveMQMessage)msg.copy();
}
...
Joe
Ryan Stewart wrote:
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> I'm trying to use an embedded ActiveMQ instance for some lightweight
> message handling. Accordi
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