Hey Gary!
Is good that you pointed this to me, so now I have a clearer picture on
topics. I was concerned about this QueueSize ( that keeps growing ) that
in time will interfere with the memory that ActiveMQ is using. (considering
it running for long periods)
Thx!
Roxana
Gary Tully wrote:
Hi,
add a trailing slash to the ftp upload url, think that is what the strategy
is looking for to determine a working directory in the ftp server.
jndiParameters.put(Context.PROVIDER_URL,
tcp://localhost:61616?jms.blobTransferPolicy.uploadUrl=ftp://user:p...@myhost
/);
You are right, thx!
Hi Gary,
Gary Tully schrieb:
odd, that stack trace does not match with the 5.3.0 source.
That's funny, since I packaged the 5.3.0 into Sun Packages and used
kahaDB which hasn't been there before the 5.3.0 release (I never use
snapshots).
Can you verify that it is
5.3.0 and that this
Fair point. From the perspective of the ResourceAdapter where there are
explicit expectations this makes good sense. The prefetch should be written
in stone.
From a regular transacted consumers perspective, where the prefetch is
largely hidden, avoiding a hang for large transactions is good
set the prefetch=3 for your destination. see:
http://activemq.apache.org/what-is-the-prefetch-limit-for.html
On 18 March 2010 15:49, yair y...@sundaysky.com wrote:
Hi all
I have a job's queue, from which a worker receives messages to work on.
Each time the worker decides to take a job (it
Hi everyone,
I have a newbie problem with ActiveMQ.
I'm trying to make a web app which will get messages using AJAX from a
different machine.
Imagine:
2 machines with ActiveMQ onboard.
First runs a test webapp - portfolio data publisher
On the second machine I run app - portfolio (it get
Hi,
that should do the trick. What errors are you seeing?
Cheers
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that should be achievable, can you post a sample spring context or a test
case that can demonstrate the error so we can investigate?
2010/3/15 Bjørn T Johansen b...@havleik.no
We are using embedded ActiveMQ brokers in our Spring project and trying to
create x number of duplex bridges from x
Hi,
I am trying to make an ActiveMQ network of brokers work over different
subnetworks. Inside the subnetworks I use multicast for auto discovery
between the brokers, but this isn't an option for connecting brokers in
different subnets. The requirements are that each subnet can have publishers
Gary, All,
with your hints we made some progress on this by creating an java explicit
broker configuration (available here http://pastebin.com/7rJjV93r, see
BrokerInit()) that we believe is equivalent to the original activemq.xml
(available here http://pastebin.com/e66HqEdi).
The major problems
The main producer for my setup needs to get though a firewall, its a Java
application that i do not control. So they are trying to use HTTP.
I am setting up the MessageQueue and the consumers.
The software that the consumers are interacting with are in C# so i am
trying to use NMS (which
Anyone knows if I can get the IP address of the client inside of the login() of
the LoginModule of the JAAS plugin for 5.x AMQ
Here is what I have in mind:
public boolean login() throws LoginException
{
Callback[] callbacks = new Callback[3];
callbacks[0] = new
ActiveMQ Users,
I'm looking for a way of bypassing HTTPS security. I have a test
server whose SSL certificate does not match it's ip address and I'm
trying to connect to openjms through an openjms-tunnel served by
tomcat. However, I keep on getting IOException: HTTPS hostname wrong:
should be
Hi, our development team is observing a lot of storage retention when using
virtual topics under the following scenario (we are using the default store
cursors with kahadb persistence, activemq.xml provided below):
We create one virtual topic with a single queue wired to it. When we send a
On Mar 19, 2010, at 2:53 PM, Eibwen wrote:
So i am wondering how can i setup the broker to allow both types of
transports, or would i need two brokers running with a networkConnector
between them?
You can setup as many types as you like in a broker, just assign each to a
different port.
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