Unfortunately, all my problems are not resolved ... I tried with two
equivalent processes on two different servers (and the third which is
abruptly closed). One terminated gracefully, the other had always 2 active
threads
"ActiveMQ Session: ID:td0sib01s.priv.atos.fr-46825-1246630520929-0:2:3"
pri
best place to look is at the tests, one example is here:
http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/activemq/trunk/activemq-core/src/test/java/org/apache/activemq/selector/SelectorTest.java?view=log
2009/7/2 Nawaz Ahmed
> Hi,
>
> I went through the Message Selectors concept available in the
> following
Hello,
I want to know if it's possible to use active mq without creating any queue
or topic in the system memory in other words i want just to use only
database access to create messages and then to get them from database?
thank you very much
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If I force a brokenConnection.close() into the onException callback, (called
when the "other" connection is broken), my process can now terminate
gracefully and is not blocked waiting threads die.
However there is a JMSException thrown by this "close" on a
brokenConnection. But it is not a b
Hey everyone,
It's official ... ActiveMQ-CPP v3.0.1 has now been released. This release has
several bug fixes for issues found since the initial 3.0 release.
Here's a quick list of some of the things we've fixed.
* Exception thrown while using failover and Transacted sessions.
* F
I think that I have some news.
The problem is more complex than I wrote initially (I wanted to be clear).
In fact, I have two ActiveMQ connections initialized in the same "main" JVM.
One with an embedded broker, the second with a distant broker embedded in an
"other" JVM. Some threads didn't die
I have 2 servers running JBoss.
Server A has activemq-web-console-5.2.0.war with a Broker installed in it. I
have SSL and TCP set up on this server.
Server B has activemq-ra.rar and I have no broker running. Instead I have
pointed it to Server A's broker.
When I point Server B to Server A's TCP
None of the options which I can see tell the connections to die after usage.
When the server starts up I have 20 sessions open. Within 1 hour this is
risen to 26.
Gary Tully wrote:
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>maps to setMaxActive in the
> BasicDataSource, so just add the properties that you need.
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> 2009/7/3 chu_
maps to setMaxActive in the
BasicDataSource, so just add the properties that you need.
2009/7/3 chu_man_fu
>
> How can I configure this class via the XML config?
> That link is the API for the Java class. I have no control over how this is
> used, the persistance is done internal to ActiveMQ.
How can I configure this class via the XML config?
That link is the API for the Java class. I have no control over how this is
used, the persistance is done internal to ActiveMQ...isn't it?
Gary Tully wrote:
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> You got to configure the jdbc connection pool to close idle connections if
> you wa
You got to configure the jdbc connection pool to close idle connections if
you want this behavior. Check out the api reference
http://commons.apache.org/dbcp/apidocs/org/apache/commons/dbcp/BasicDataSource.html
2009/7/2 chu_man_fu
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> I am using oracle as my persistence store. ActiveMQ is runnin
Yes, i had read this post.
But i was thinking the workaround (bean, #ref) was working for store and
temp files.
Whatever, tests i perform are targeting production environnement, and a
snapshot cannot be used in such context.
Someone has a date for a 5.3 stable release ?
Thanks!
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