Hello,
I just downloaded the latest 5.3 trunk and tried to build it.
I get an exception, could please one check?
Thanks and best regards
Here is the end of my console output
[INFO] Installing
D:\Java\workspaces\eclipse\cookie\ActiveMQTrunk\activemq-core\target\activemq-core-5.3-SNAPSHOT.jar
Hi,
I just committed a fix for that. It was broken with yesterdays patch. Sorry
about that.
Cheers
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On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 9:43 AM, Cybexion
ok, works again, thanks
Dejan Bosanac wrote:
Hi,
I just committed a fix for that. It was broken with yesterdays patch.
Sorry
about that.
Cheers
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Hi Dan,
can you create an issue for this and attach your test program to it?
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On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 3:42 PM, Dan James
Bonnie,
in CLIENT_ACK, the list is used on close to deal with duplicate
suppression, these messages will
get redelivered so they need to be removed from audit that tracks
their receipt. That logic is at fault.
Cheers,
Gary.
2009/2/9 bonnyr bon...@optusnet.com.au:
Gary,
Why would the
Hi Justin,
we have discussed this earlier and decided to leave transformation as pure
send/subscribe transient header (which apparently is not, as you have it in
your received message). As there were a few requests for this already,
perhaps we should add a support for something like this.
I
Hi Dejan,
I've created an issue: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2102
thanks
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Dejan Bosanac wrote:
we have discussed this earlier and decided to leave transformation as pure
send/subscribe transient header (which apparently is not, as you have it
in
your received message). As there were a few requests for this already,
perhaps we should add a support for something
We have still been unable to get activemq to honor the configuration file
broker name and uselocalhost options.
AMQ still tries to resolve the ip provided in the transport connector to a
dns name . It does this even when provided with a broker name and setting
the transport connector use
Hi,
I have been looking at this feature, that so far looks great for our
applications.
If I have several consumers, messages with specific JMSXGroupId are routed
to the same consumer.
If a consumer fails, its message groups are now reassigned to a different
consumer, so the service keeps
However, wouldn't static analysis of the code be sufficient in this case?
The code segment above is the only thing that is not protected by
synchronization, whilst
every other use of this collection is.
Static analysis can identify the problem and the fix, but it doesn't
protect the change
I don't quite understand the solution described by Jonnie. I just asked a
similar post about JNDI. I thought JNDI support provided by ActiveMQ is not
suitable for production or failover case. First, because the JMS
Administered Objects are defined in the jndi.properties in the client side
instead
I seem to remember a page on the ActiveMQ site that discussed the
specific tables/columns used or needed in a database used as a JDBC
persistent store. But I can't find it now. Can someone point me to
it?
Thanks,
Aaron
Gary,
Agreed about the test case - my familiarity with the AMQ test suite is not
that good (excuses, excuses :) ) so what I tried to do, unsuccessfully, was
to play with the ConsumerTool without much luck
on my dev machine which is a WinXP running on a Centrino Duo, and which is
different from
Rob,
Can I hijack this issue and bring back an issue I have filed in Jira and is
assigned to you (AMQ-1916) and
that is the issue of a new ack mode (I called it WINDOW_ACK) that is a mix
between CLIENT_ACK and
INDIV_ACK in that the acknowledgement is related to the message but unlike
in
I am getting a segfault when closing an ActiveMQ-CPP shared library on AIX.
I built ActiveMQ-cpp 2.2.3 on AIX 5.2 with gcc 3.4.
Everything works fine except that when I close the shared library the linked
application segfaults.
This is a common problem with AIX shared libraries, and it usually
Currently AIX is not one of the platforms that we develop on or support,
the lack of access for one makes it difficult to test. The CPP client
doesn't register any atexit functions.
We welcome patches so if you find a solution we'd love to know. If you
can capture a backtrace from the crash we
destinationPolicy
policyMap
policyEntries
policyEntry queue= memoryLimit=10 mb/
policyEntry topic= memoryLimit=10 mb
dispatchPolicy
strictOrderDispatchPolicy/
just for clarification - do you mean all messages delivered to the the
MessageConsumer would be acked on WINDOW_ACK instead of Session wide ?
On 10 Feb 2009, at 23:42, bonnyr wrote:
Rob,
Can I hijack this issue and bring back an issue I have filed in Jira
and is
assigned to you
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