Hello, I have an embedded AMQ with 2 clients using vm:// and tcp://
respectively. The tcp://client mostly used to send lots of messages to the
vm:// client. The vm://client periodically sends control massages to tcp://
client.
The issue I am facing right now is the send operation from vm:// cl
Just installed Active MQ 5.2.
Using Stomp, inserted 5000 msgs and try to read the same with
while ( my $msg = $stomp->read() ) {
$stomp->commit();
print $msg.$/;
}
It leaves 2 messages in the queue, just reads 4998 and comes out.
Any suggestions?
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Ok, it was because of the schema
I used my old schema and the msg was not in the same format. TEXT instead of
IMAGE in 5.2.0 for sybase.
Now it seems to work correctly
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Hi,
I currently try the version activemq 5.2.0
We use activemq 4.1.1 currently.
However with a basic test with a producer and a consumer I always have an
issue when I insert.
I tried the same test in activemq4 and it works.
The test is quite basic:
MQProducer remoteProducer = new
M
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 8:32 AM,
toby007aud wrote:
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> Hi there
>
> This may not be the correct place to put this message - hopefully someone
> can
> point me to another group if need be.
>
> I have a site on a webserver that I want to have setup to redirect to
> another
> site.
>
> I have everythin
Hi there
This may not be the correct place to put this message - hopefully someone
can
point me to another group if need be.
I have a site on a webserver that I want to have setup to redirect to
another
site.
I have everything setup but not doing what I want:
The current url is:
www.cosmeti
We're using the failover transport for reconnection on network dropouts.
We're also using a embedded broker. When the broker gets restarted, we want
to force the failover transports to fail reconnection (whereas at the moment
it reconnects happily)
Is something like this possible?
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While testing ActiveMQ5.2.0, I have a question about expired message.
Note that testing messages are Persistent and using a queue, set message
expiration time to 10 seconds. configurations are same except destination
policy(using a vm queue cursor) as below
hi, it's depend on your broker.setPersistent(true); and
producer.setDeliveryMode(DeliveryMode.PERSISTENT); setting.
best,
rosen jiang
iamjackbob wrote:
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> I use activeMQ in java files, and send and receive jms messages by Queue
> and Topic,
> but when i kill the jvm process, are the Queues a
I use activeMQ in java files, and send and receive jms messages by Queue and
Topic,
but when i kill the jvm process, are the Queues and Topics still in JMS
server? and is it
needed to delete the Queues and Topics mannually?
Thanks for all.
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