Env: ActiveMQ 4.1.1, Spring 2.5.4, JDK1.6
I have a number of clients (about 9) connecting to an external broker using
TCP transport. When one of the clients sends a volley of messages, the
activemq connection seems to deadlock - I say *seems* to because I see no
deadlocks
in the full thread d
Yes, the application requires things to work across default http/https
connection. We cannot require the users of our application to punch holes on
their firewall to enable tcp communication over the default activeMQ port.
Dejan Bosanac wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> is there any particular reason you p
Hi,
I read that multicast broker discovery is enabled by default and in my
5.2 AMQ it seems its configured that way.
What I want to do is run 2 ActiveMQ 5.2 instances on a subnet, on different
machines and have them auto-discover each other - and have messages sent to
any local broker to propa
Just add a sleep in your consumer.
2008/3/14 brianbaquiran :
>
> Hello,
> Is there a way to temporarily pause or throttle messages received by a
> consumer using a messageListener?
>
> I'm writing a program that takes messages from a queue and sends them to a
> process on a remote server using a p
ActiveMQ doesn't have a QueueBrowser implementation, we'd love for
someone to contribute the code, but for right now its not supported.
Regards
Tim
On Wed, 2009-01-14 at 09:15 -0800, Jahvid.Williams wrote:
> Good Day All,
>
> Does anyone know if it is currently possible using pyactivemq (for pyt
brianbaquiran wrote:
>
> Hello,
> Is there a way to temporarily pause or throttle messages received by a
> consumer using a messageListener?
>
As far as i have found in the on_message method for your MessageListener
class you could attempt to slow down the message consumption process,
possibly
> can you run with -Dlog4j.debug (set the system property) to see where
> the log4j configuration is coming from?
The following is the debug output - other webapps (not spring) started up
normally, with the same
settings from the log4j.properties.
log4j: Using URL
[file:/usr/local/apache-tomcat
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 10:39 AM, Richard Dunn wrote:
>
> I am also having this problem, but the problem only occurs in one scenario -
> in my appfuse based spring web application. If I use the same versions of
> activemq and log4j in my other web applications (older traditional
> jsp/servlet weba
can you run with -Dlog4j.debug (set the system property) to see where
the log4j configuration is coming from?
It may be that the wireFormatNegotiator is trying to log a message
which is trying to start a jms connection which uses
wireFormatNegotiator etc. Chicken and egg.
logging for activemq need
I am also having this problem, but the problem only occurs in one scenario -
in my appfuse based spring web application. If I use the same versions of
activemq and log4j in my other web applications (older traditional
jsp/servlet webapps) everything works fine. I am currently using activemq
5.1, 5
Good Day All,
Does anyone know if it is currently possible using pyactivemq (for python
2.5) to retrieve queue information, more specifically the size of a
queue/topic? I know in java there is a QueueBrowser, however is such an
implementation readily available in the current pyactivemq, ActiveMQ-
Suppose I have the following situation:
incoming messages on JMS queues -> bean processor (business logic) ->
outgoing messages on JMS queues
I have this all running on ServiceMix 4, which includes ActiveMQ 5.1. I'm
injecting messages into the bean processor using the Camel bean component to
in
This jira[1] has a discussion and a patch attached that may help:
[1] https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1350
It would be good to get another perspective on it to see if the
suggestions can be rolled into trunk.
2009/1/14 soa-junkie :
>
> We are using the JDBC master slave deployment
also see:
http://activemq.apache.org/what-is-the-difference-between-persistent-and-non-persistent-delivery.html
2009/1/14 James Strachan :
> 2009/1/14 David Newcomb :
>>
>> Firstly, I am using Spring to help manage my Topics / Queues.
>>
>> To start with I'll give a brief explanation of my scenar
2009/1/14 David Newcomb :
>
> Firstly, I am using Spring to help manage my Topics / Queues.
>
> To start with I'll give a brief explanation of my scenario.
>
> 1. Work requests come into my system and are added to a non-persistant
> queue.
> 2. Another thread takes entries out of the (non-persisten
Firstly, I am using Spring to help manage my Topics / Queues.
To start with I'll give a brief explanation of my scenario.
1. Work requests come into my system and are added to a non-persistant queue.
2. Another thread takes entries out of the (non-persistent) queue, does some
stuff and adds the
Hi,
More clear picture of my scenario is:-
I am getting message with soap-env in ActiveMQ queue. from there message is
getting consume by jms consumer. Jms consumer is sending this message to
eip-router . Using xpath-splitter in eip-router i am extracting some
elements of message and routing ele
Hi,
is there any particular reason you prefer the http transport over the
default tcp one? Http transport has many drawbacks and if you have Java
clients, tcp should be the way to go.
Cheers
--
Dejan Bosanac
Open Source Integration - http://fusesource.com/
ActiveMQ in Action - http://www.manning
Hi Garry ..
Thanks for ur valuable suggestion.
Perhaps have to reconfigure my broker/clients configurations , I was using
default settings of Broker/Producer/Consumer.
Hope to get support from you further too !! Again Thanks.
Regards
Antriksh
Gary Tully wrote:
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> check out : http://activemq
On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 9:20 AM, mar1394 wrote:
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> I am running ActiveMQ 5.0, using only non-durable consumers on a Topic, with
> both persistent and non persistent messages. I have one high rate producer
> and I have many consumers (up to 100 at this time, I have a requirement for
> 200). My p
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