I would vote for that enhancement. Just out of curiosity what is the format
the messages are currently forwarded over tcp to the network of brokers? Do
the brokers maintain an open tcp connection to each other?
I am just trying to understand what kind of performance to expect if the
brokers are
Hi,
i've a java process with an embedded jetty server / activemq broker using
the messageservlet (REST).
is it possbile to set the content-type of the rest response to something
other than xml, eg. text/plain or application/json ?
thx
gw
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Josh,
I had a similar error when I loaded test a machine to its breaking point.
I was able to restart services, but that problem wouldn't go away until I did a
system reboot.
- pw
On Mar 26, 2012, at 2:39 AM, Dejan Bosanac wrote:
> Hi Josh,
>
> seems like your web console isn't properly in
As far as I knowthere are at least the following JMSheader fields:
JMSCorrelation ID String
JMSDelivery Mode int (1-Non-Persistent, 2-Persistent)
JMSDestination javax.jms.Destination
JMSExpiration long
JMSMessageID String
JMSPriority int
JMSRedelivered boolean
JMSReplyTo java
Thx a lot... I will check this and send you a results ;)
Thx
Marcin
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Temat: Re: AMQ 5.5 remove temporary destination
Yes, it should be there since 5.4.0. It
Yes, it should be there since 5.4.0. It checks if destination is empty and
doesn't have any producers/consumers for a certain time.
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Hi Dejan,
Thx for you update... I assume 5.5.1-fuse contains this fix?
and: how AMQ decides which temp-queue is about to be removed - what condition
pls?
Thx
Marcin
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Hi Josh,
seems like your web console isn't properly installed as it can't compile
JSP. Not sure from these details you provided what could go wrong.
Regards
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Try adding
so that gc include temporary destinations as well.
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Unfortunately, this is client-only option at the moment (tied to the
connection factory). You can create an enhancement request to make it
server side option as well (and applicable to networks).
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They are equal, as both will do the proper cleanup.
Regards
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On Sat, Mar
Hi,
yes that's the port JMS clients connects to. Take a look at conf/jetty.xml
for the web console port
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