Gary Tully wrote
>
> The message persistence to disk with a sync write,
> with the sender must wait for, is carried out in parallel with the
> message dispatch to a waiting consumer.
>
This is interesting. So it's possible that even before the producer client
has received the response to the
Hi,
I am trying to setup a redundant ActiveMQ environment using
* ActiveMQ 5.5.1
* MySQL Cluster 5.1.47-ndb-7.1.5-cluster-gpl
* on Solaris 10 zones
* Java:
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_27-b07)
Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM (build 20.2-b06, mixed mode)
* An application deployed i
Hi,
I was just wondering whether camel webapp will be back at some point in the
nearly future. I mean for 5.6 release. Does anyone has an idea about it?.
Cheers
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Hi Matt,
Sorry for my late reply. Finally I've got some reasonable results, but I
stil have one question. With the following configuration:
Thank you for your quick answer.
Best regards
Jürgen
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Sending a persistent message from a producer to a consumer connected
to the same broker
can be extremely fast in activemq because of the concurrent store and
forward default. The message persistence to disk with a sync write,
with the sender must wait for, is carried out in parallel with the
messag
At the moment you can't, that advisory is triggered independent of the
transaction.
IMHO it is a reasonable expectation that it would be tied to the
commit processing,
but it may not be trivial to do that.
In any event, it is worth raising a jira issue to highlight your need
and capture the use cas
Hi Thorsten,
Thanks for your help. Is it possible to use wildcards in ACTIVEMQ_CLASSPATH
? If not, this would be definitely an improvement.
Meanwhile I got my scenario running by using the tanuki wrapper. I didn't
recognize before, that the wrapper-specific activemq.bat is not the same as
the "nor
Hello Jason,
Yes, you can simply set producerFlowControl=false on an out-of-the-box broker
configuration without having to change the underlying cursor.
When disabling flow control, make sure to set upper limits for storeUsage
tempUsage and memoryUsage to prevent the broker from running out of
Hi,
Could you perhaps explain a bit more briefly what you mean by "capacity
decrease"?
How do you measure the decrease?
Torsten Mielke
tors...@fusesource.com
tmie...@blogspot.com
On Jan 29, 2012, at 4:06 PM, tomerb wrote:
> I have configured an ActiveMQ network of brokers, which seems to wor
Hello Christoph,
ACTIVEMQ_CLASSPATH is by default only set to include the conf/ directory.
E.g. if you start a default AMQ instance and connect to it using jconsole and
click on the VM Summary tab, then you can see this parameter being passed into
the JVM as follows
-Dactivemq.classpath=/opt/FU
Hi users,
I've written some classes (message-transformers for camel-routing) which
should be used inside ActiveMQ. Actually at the moment I put them into the
%ACTIVEMQ_HOME%\libs-folder and it works. In real-world deployment I want
to separate the custom libraries from the ActiveMQ-own libraries w
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