I noticed strange behavior when I switched from amqPersistenceAdapter to
journaledJDBC.
After non consumed messages are stored in database, producers and consumers
become very slow.
After enabling debug traces I see very frequent checkpoints, almost after
every other message.
Anyone knows what can
Hi,
I'm seeing some weird behavior when using multicast discovery. When
I use "multicast://default" it works fine but if I specify my own class D
address, it fails. IE: "multicast://224.1.2.1:61616". Does anyone know
what the default value is? It's not clear to me why it's failing and I
The reason I've been trying to figure out these memory limit configurations
is because we have the following use case:
I want to be able to send a large amount of data (>2g) to the queue without
any consumer consuming it for some time, but it seems like active mq
actually keeps all the pending me
Is there a way for consumer to skip messages that cannot be processed?
But keep processing other messages. And process old ones later.
Tried to not acknowledge messages but looks like there is a limit on pending
messages (40).
I use persistent queues.
Thanks
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Are you validating the XML just to make sure it's not a syntax error?
I get stuff onto disk with a configuration like this (and a producer
sending 1 MB messages):
...
...
Thanks,
Aaron
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at
Hi Jim,
Thanks for the quick response! I will keep you posted on my progress. Is
this forum the best way to communicate such matters?
For my own testing, what would you recommend as the version of ActiveMQ to
use? I'd rather not have to test against multiple versions. I also plan to
test wit
everett wrote:
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>
> In the end, due to somewhat severe time constraints, I decided to use
> RabbitMQ because it is well-documented and and actually works.
>
> Thank you for your help anyway, Hans.
>
>
There is a lot "on their roadmap", but apparently not so much done, yet.
It does not int
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the update on your project status. Now that I am back from
vacation, I hope to be able to concentrate on getting NMS shipping. As you
mention, there is one outstanding JIRA regarding the unit tests. I believe
the product works and is stable, but it's the unit tests that prov
Hi,
I'm the project lead for Spring.NET and I would like to release a version
1.2 RC1 in the coming weeks that includes NMS functionality along the lines
of what is in Spring Java/JMS. I see there is one issue remaining and JIRA
and wanted to know the when NMS 1.0 will be released.
I only see
Hi,
This is totally possible. You may also be interested to look at the
http://www.infoq.com/articles/jms-spring-messaging-interop article I wrote
regarding interop with JMS for .NET/Java though I didn't use the NMS
bindings in Spring.NET (I instead had some direct TIBCO EMS bindings), the
sam
Hi,
Thanks for the quick reply. If I don't want to keep everything in memory,
and I want to be able to set how much should be stored in memory and if
there are more stuff coming, it'd be spilled out to disk, what configuration
settings can I use?
I actually tried setting the destination limits h
Hans Bausewein wrote:
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> Hans Bausewein wrote:
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>>
>> If I understand Ramesh' description correctly, then you must replace
>> "genericra" with "activemq-rar-5.1.0.rar" (= value of "rar-name"
>> property in "ra.xml").
>>
>>
>
> I have to correct myself here. This "rar-name" was in th
What is the best practice for using topic in medium to large cluster?
In the topologies document (http://activemq.apache.org/topologies.html) it
says:
"Multicast is great in development though often you might want to disable
this feature in production and have well known servers fixed on specific
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