Hi, I'm trying to connect an iPad to ActiveMQ via websockets in the browser.
I am using the latest version of the stomp-websocket library. Everything
works fine in Chrome on the desktop. However, it can connect and subscribe
to topics on Safari on the iPad, receives data fine, but gets disconnec
maybe post a thread dump of the broker. possibly if connections are
not pooled and are never released you could see this but that would be
reflected in fds and threads in use (so would appear as a memory
leak).
On 14 May 2013 13:41, Priit wrote:
> Hey
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> I have a problem with the broker itself
Iam using activemq 5.6 version
AdvisorySupport.getNetworkBridgeAdvisoryTopic() is not supporting any idea?
Am I missing any jar
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We’ve been running ActiveMQ 5.4.2 in production for over a year. I’d like to
upgrade to the latest version of ActiveMQ.*Do you anticipate any problems or
have any suggestions?*Thank you,John Boyer
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Hey
I have a problem with the broker itself slowing down over a few days of
uptime. Cpu and memory utilization are both ok. But establishing a
connection to the broker takes longer and longer. I'm using tcp+ssl
connector. Same issue with nio and regular tcp.
I have a setup of two brokers, both o
are the two brokers running under the same user id?
On 13 May 2013 22:49, bala_82 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using activemq 5.7 running on Linux with JDK 1.6 for setting up a
> shared file system master slave broker.
>
> There are two activemq nodes which access a NFSV4 shared file system for
> storag
