case PrimitiveValueNode::BYTE_ARRAY_TYPE:
{
int size = dataIn.readInt();
std::vectorunsigned char data;
data.resize( size );
dataIn.readFully( data[0], size );
value.setByteArray( data );
Hi everyone. I just started using ActiveMQ and this is my first
message to the list.
I have searched for answer for my question on the archive without success.
Quick version: I simply can't find a way to reconnect a durable
subscriber after calling MessageConsumer.close() method to disconnect.
On Wed, 2010-06-30 at 02:50 -0700, Sodan wrote:
case PrimitiveValueNode::BYTE_ARRAY_TYPE:
{
int size = dataIn.readInt();
std::vectorunsigned char data;
data.resize( size );
dataIn.readFully( data[0], size );
Hello,
Attached is a tarball containing a number of Visual Studio project files to
build activemq-cpp. I used MPC, MakeProjectCreator, to build them. This has
enabled me to build amqcpp for VC8 even though the vs2005 build directory is
missing from the release. The input files amq.mpc and
Hi all,
Short version : I want to define a local address and local port *range* in
the jndi.properties file. Something like java.naming.provider.url = ssl://
10.1.1.123:61617/localhost:60140-60150. That didn't work (obviously). Is
there any way to specify a port range, instead of a port number?
Hello,
I have some concerns about the download packages for ActiveMQ.
I tried to create a Jira account, but it didn't work (even after
getting the account signup confirmation), so i'm
posting this here in the hope one of the developers will catch it.
for apache-activemq-5.3.2-bin.tar.gz
1)
Thanks for your answer.
I found it inside outbound-resourceadapter and change it as you say... but
the log is still the same:
22:37:00,094 120796 DEBUG [org.apache.activemq.TransactionContext]
(WorkManager(2)-7:) Start: 131075, 26, 24,
1-7f02:e227:4c2c0ce5:a7f02:e227:4c2c0ce5:b
Hi,
I've been searching for example or tuorial that I can easily understand, but
I have to luck.
I need an example that use Spring 3 with embedded activeMQ that produce
asynchronous in java.
Can someone please point me to the right direction just to get started.
Thanks
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Hi,
By default activeMQ uses a thread per destination,
is this destination topic/queue or includes the clients also
ie, if we have three publishers sending messages to a topic and eight
subscribers listening to it.
How many threads are there in the broker for that topic. ( 1 or (3+8+1) )
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