have you tried using the discoveryUrl on the ssl TransportConnector? So it
will discover over a muitlcast channel and then connect using ssl.
What do you see?
2009/11/18 yesnid
>
> I need help desperately I am trying to get my clients to discover my
> broker,
> and I want them to use a communica
I'm trying to use ActiveMQ with the C++ API (CMS).
Trying is the key phrase here. On some clients when connecting to some
servers the messages seem to be discarded somewhere inside the API. Using
Wireshark we can see them arriving via the socket and the logging from
ActiveMQ shows it reaching a
On Thu, 2009-11-19 at 15:20 +, Ian Newborn wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm trying to use ActiveMQ with the C++ API (CMS).
>
> Trying is the key phrase here. On some clients when connecting to some
> servers the messages seem to be discarded somewhere inside the API.
> Using Wireshark we can see t
I used 4.1.1 to resolve the issue
Thanks
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Hi there,
I'm trying to use ActiveMQ with the C++ API (CMS).
Trying is the key phrase here. On some clients when connecting to some
servers the messages seem to be discarded somewhere inside the API.
Using Wireshark we can see them arriving via the socket and the logging
from ActiveMQ shows it r
can you use -Dlog4j.debug (set the system property) to validate that log4j
is getting the configuration properties you expect.
2009/11/18 ee7arh
>
> Hi,
>
> I must be missing something obvious!
>
> In my application I want to connect to a queue on a remote ActiveMQ broker
> and route messages fr
On Wed, 2009-11-18 at 15:37 -0800, JeffSmith wrote:
> Wow - ok... Thanks for the quick response.
>
> We were just in the process of designing a large application rewrite effort
> on using ActiveMQ as our message provider with the need for a mix of Windows
> CE handheld devices and full Windows XP
This problem eventually went away by setting pubSubDomain to true in the
Spring JMS Template config,
but why this behaved differently in the presence of a firewall remains a
mystery.
wytten wrote:
>
> still haven't resolved this issue--I can communicate with a broker on my
> network but not w
to use just JMS apis, have a look at the statisticsBrokerPlugin
http://rajdavies.blogspot.com/2009/10/query-statistics-for-apache-activemq.html
2009/11/18 BenAvery
>
> sorry if this is obvious in the documentation, I need to get going on this
> in
> a hurry!
>
> I'm using an embedded ActiveMQ b
With that many destinations, a single JVM will have a lot of context
switching to do. It may be best to partition your destinations across a
cluster.
Having said that, to scale up the number of destinations, memory will be
your main requirement. Follow the advice from
http://activemq.apache.org/ja
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