Hello everyone,
I have a problem with my connection server/client :
My project is to make a stomp client in C# with Microsoft Visual C# Express
2010.
The client must be able to connect to a server Stomp, and then subscribe to
a destination to listen all messages from this destination (See
We are getting The Session is closed error in JMS client code. How to fix
this?
Error Trace:
javax.jms.IllegalStateException: The Session is closed
at
org.apache.activemq.ActiveMQSession.checkClosed(ActiveMQSession.java:722)
at
Hi all,
We sync our software by using two brokers installed and configured on the
separate machines across the internet. We have a broker A on our linux
server and broker B installed on the remote site (Mac). Broker B is
references using dyndns service. Broker A is embedded into a Java webapp and
Another bit of information I can provide regarding the problem. Reversing
the order of the task adds to the taskRunner in FailoverTransport.cpp seems
to cause the CloseTransportsTask to execute during reconnects. The attached
image shows the code change. Any ideas why this is the case?
On 06/10/2013 11:24 AM, Greenbean wrote:
Another bit of information I can provide regarding the problem. Reversing
the order of the task adds to the taskRunner in FailoverTransport.cpp seems
to cause the CloseTransportsTask to execute during reconnects. The attached
image shows the code
On 06/10/2013 03:43 AM, alex1183 wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have a problem with my connection server/client :
My project is to make a stomp client in C# with Microsoft Visual C# Express
2010.
The client must be able to connect to a server Stomp, and then subscribe to
a destination to listen all
Good evening to everybody.
I'm trying to use the proxy connectors to redirect the traffic of a broker
towards another broker.
I need to cope with authentication through certificates in my scenario.
When I use a bind uri of the type nio+ssl://192.168.1.5:61619, the
communication is perfect.
When I
It seems like the CompositeTaskRunner always checks the task list from the
beginning to see if isPending is true. The FailoverTransport is iterated
(and sleeps within the iterate), then is in the pending state again. So the
FailoverTransport is always executed, and the CompositeTaskRunner never
I've been using ActiveMQ for a while in Karaf. I'm currently running AMQ
5.6 on Karaf 2.2.10 and it's working great. I want to be able to upgrade my
AMQ version but I'm running into quite a few problems. When I try and
upgrade to 5.7 I have issues with XA transactions as talked about here [1].
