I'm trying to setup ActiveMQ to store a large number of messages sent to a
queue but it seems to only use the memory limit and not the store limit. If
I view the queue via jConsole it shows that cursorMemoryUsage reaches 1.5mb
at which point it throws an Exception indicating memory limit reached. I
I want to remove the queue name prefix "activemq:queue:" that is used when
I send and receive messages via ActiveMq.
So when I list the queue names in ActiveMq I want to see
"my_test_thirdparty" and not "activemq:queue:my_test_thirdparty".
Below is my current code.
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Thanks! Yeah, I thought about that. Okay I will set expiration time.
Well, redelivery policy is working not as good as I supposed it to work.
First of all, it blocks consumer to receive other messages until redelivery
policy time reached. If you apply patch that makes consumer non-blocking
then y
You should put expiration time on the messages sent to the DLQ. BTW you
don't need to handle redelivery and DLQ manually, broker can do that for you
http://activemq.apache.org/message-redelivery-and-dlq-handling.html
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The exp
wow, thanks for the feedback!
Yes, it would be handy alright having some instructions for it. Can anyone
provide those for 2.8?. The web console is attached to 8080 web port and I
am already using it!. Also how can I connect it against the camel instance
to see my routes, endopoints etc?.
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I have a queue where I store messages without expiration time. A consumer
process messages, but it is okay that it can't successfully process them
from the first try. If processing failed I resend message to the same queue
with a delayed delivery (using scheduler). If a message can't be processed
a
not at the moment, but feel free to raise an jira.
It is worth thinking about exactly what is means, so pausing dispatch
would just leave counters visible but not allow browsing. Pausing
enqueues would allow a drain of the destination and pausing both would
provide a static view of the counters.
It
Thanks Gary!
This is good enough for me for development/test purposes.
For production, this might not be applicable in all situations.
Are there any plans to implement pausing / resuming destinations for future
releases?
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Gary,
This error occurs as soon as activeMQ started so i doubt that journal is full.
I also try to start activeMQ without journal so even when creating it, this
error occurs.
Other potential symptom: messages lost
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I have not looked into that in detail, but I recall it is related to
reaching the journal max and rolling over. It seems the checkpoint is
not smart enough to deal with that case.
Do all subsequent checkpoints fail? It may be that the only down side
is potential slow recovery or do you see other s
Chaps,
I've read lots of things on the web but no solutions at all about an error
message from activeMQ. The following error message occurs lots of time
My configuration: AIX 5.3 / IBM jvm 1.6.0 SR9
Stacktrace from active MQ:
2012-01-20 11:34:34,687 | ERROR | Failed to mark the Journal:
org.a
yes, it was pulled from the distro for 5.5.1 because it had lgpl
dependencies[1].
You should be be able to pull the current version down from camel and
manually install in
see: http://camel.apache.org/web-console.html
We need to validate, but I think the 2.8 version is ok for inclusion,
just that
that capability does not exist, I guess pausing dispatch would do it,
but then features like browsing would also be unavailable.
What you can do is stop the transport connectors (via jmx stop/stop),
so that the broker is essentially isolated, and restart them again. So
long as clients use failover
org.apache.activemq.broker.region.virtual.VirtualTopicInterceptor#send
which calls: org.apache.activemq.broker.region.DestinationFilter#send
On 20 January 2012 01:48, Jason Dillon wrote:
> Can you point me at the code which handles virtual topic subscription message
> propagation to consumer qu
Hello List,
I am running ActiveMQ v5.5.1 on my test server, an x64 SMP OpenBSD v5.0
install. As I work from a location away from the main office this machine
is turned off every night. Over the past week the machine (and ActiveMQ)
have started successfully. However, this morning my Java applet (de
Hi,
I installed a ActiveMQ 5.6 snapshot and I realized camel webapp is kind of
missing on ActiveMQ 5.6. Is there anything you could do to put it back as it
was on previous versions of ActiveMQ??
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