The first comment head me in the right direction, and the last link gave me
invaluable information on how to debug the AMQ movements.
Eventually, it seems to be a problem of pending ACK. I'll take a deeper look
on it, because all the messages have been correctly delivered, but sometimes
AMQ does
I am using Apache Maven to run API 1.1 for running twitter queries related to
particular keywords. For a keyword, the command works only upto a limit of
most recent 15 tweets. I also want to get tweets older than that. I think it
can be done by using sinceId but I don't know how to use it.
Also,
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Thanks.. Its working with statical destinations.
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Is this an ActiveMQ question?
On Wednesday, June 26, 2013, ks1605 wrote:
I am using Apache Maven to run API 1.1 for running twitter queries related
to
particular keywords. For a keyword, the command works only upto a limit of
most recent 15 tweets. I also want to get tweets older than that.
I've been looking at the command line tools reference page for some time. The
purge task seems to do what I want, but I don't seem to be able to remove
multiple messages this way by specifying them directly using the message
selector option. I can either delete one message, or a range using
I should specify that I am using ActiveMQ 5.8.0
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I'm trying to configure Hawtio too. There are no exception in my cmd console
but the hawtio page keeps asking me for credentials. Where can I find and
remove this login check.
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Piyush
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Below is sample test code for connecting to tcp broker url and the
tcp://localhost:61616 url and simpleAuthenticationPlugin also configured in
context-activemq.xml below code is working fine if I given wrong username
and password its showing exception as wrong username but what's my problem
how are you loading up the broker? In the same JVM, right?
On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 2:03 AM, loganathan logu.i...@gmail.com wrote:
Below is sample test code for connecting to tcp broker url and the
tcp://localhost:61616 url and simpleAuthenticationPlugin also configured in
I am planning to upgrade our v5.6 clusters to 5.9. Please advise what's the
tentative release date for 5.9? If it's close, I can point all non-prod
clusters to 5.9 snapshot and test/wait for the release to be cut before
updating prod.
Thank you,
-gaurav
Hi Gaurav,
the current plan is to release 5.9 in September timeframe.
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Thanks Dejan. So should I wait for a v5.8.1 being cut in the near future?
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the current plan is to release 5.9 in September timeframe.
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I know there were discussion about it, but I'm not aware of any plans to
cut 5.8.1
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Hi,
I have some questions regarding this option as the documentation is next to
useless on this:
1. What items are retained in this cache? The documentation just calls
the items 'values'.
2. Is a separate cache maintained per destination?
3. What behavior does cache size influence?
Thanks Dejan.
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I know there were discussion about it, but I'm not aware of any plans to
cut 5.8.1
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the purge command takes a selector or sql92 selector. could you just try
(JMSMessageId = 'id1') OR (JMSMessageId = 'id2') OR (.)?
On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 6:27 AM, ccharbonneau ccharbonn...@mindoka.comwrote:
I should specify that I am using ActiveMQ 5.8.0
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objects such as ProducerId, ConsumerId, MessageId, etc etc can be cached to
save on bandwidth. the cache is per connection applying to all command
objects.
On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 8:52 AM, Paul Gale paul.n.g...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I have some questions regarding this option as the
Hi,
I came across the following system properties that are uses by the
kahaDBPersistenceAdapter, their default values are:
-Dorg.apache.kahadb.journal.appender.WRITE_STAT_WINDOW=0
-Dorg.apache.kahadb.journal.CALLER_BUFFER_APPENDER=false
A particular unit test recommends setting them to:
Dejan, in regards to a 5.8.1 it would be really nice to get this fixed
prior to September.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-4317
Chris
On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 8:59 AM, Gaurav Sharma
gaurav.cs.sha...@gmail.comwrote:
Thanks Dejan.
On Jun 27, 2013, at 8:43, Dejan Bosanac
On 06/27/2013 12:04 PM, ceposta [via ActiveMQ] wrote:
the purge command takes a selector or sql92 selector. could you just try
(JMSMessageId = 'id1') OR (JMSMessageId = 'id2') OR (.)?
I've tried different variations of that syntax and I appear to be
getting a MalformedObjectNameException
Maybe Gary can give you more info, but the caller buffer appender is an
experimental appender to help offload the buffering of writes to calling
threads and reduce the time spent in the thread that actually writes to the
journal. The write stat window is for logging purposes to get an idea of an
I am starting to see this error after I added a condition. Does it mean
messages are not getting forwarded or getting lost?
2013-06-27 11:18:19,556 | WARN | Duplicate message add attempt rejected.
Destination:
networkBridgeFilterFactory
conditionalNetworkBridgeFilterFactory
So when activemq tries to replay a message back to a broker it came from,
there is auditing in the store that won't allow it (in normal use cases it
would keep dup messages from being sent from producers on failover for
example). You should disable the auditing as described here
Hi,
I've been trying to create a camel route from a JMS queue to a websocket
queue using activemq, but I've hit a wall, and I'm not sure where to go from
here given the examples in activemq or online. It seems I have all the
components working, but I just can't connect them.
I'm using ActiveMQ
Hello.
activemq-5.7.0-1, java version 1.6.0_24.
We have 16 activemq nodes in a mesh network. The only current application
using the activemq network is MCollective.
I'm very new to Activemq and am hoping to get some pointers as to wether I
am going down the right path in troubleshooting the
thanks I read that earlier and have put that option in place to see if we
get rid of that warning
On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 11:41 AM, Christian Posta christian.po...@gmail.com
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So when activemq tries to replay a message back to a broker it came from,
there is auditing in the store that
So there might be some disconnect here...
Your HTML client is subscribing to queue foo but that's not a queue..
that's the websocket endpoint you've exposed on your camel route... the
queue that your HTML app can consume from is fooA...
The websocket producer in camel actually exposes a web
Yah those log messages are probably related.
Seems like what you have is a slow topic consumer somewhere and the demand
forwarding mechanisms are backing up.
When you have networks of brokers, the demand forwarding actually creates
proxy consumers for consumers on the remote broker. For example,
Hello,
I'd like to commit a large number of messages in a single transaction. A
typical number
of message is one million and each message size is 512 bytes.
So I have tested with commiting 100K messages at once. It worked with
changing the memoryLimit
to 200 MB in activemq.xml.
policyEntry
Thank you for clearing that up, and I was able to get it working for both
queues and topics. So that was definitely my disconnect.
Again, thank you for the clarification and helping me connect things.
-Jeremy
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If you use the database storage, then you can find the bug here,
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-3526
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I'm afraid it's not implemented yes, I have raised a improvement jira but it's
not solved yet,
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-4311
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Hello,
I'd like to commit a large number of messages in a single transaction. A
typical
Thanks for your quick response ceposta.yes i am loading broker in the same
JVM.Is there any problem in that?
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