As per my understanding -
Default value for maxInactivityDuration
is 30 Seconds(3 milliseconds).
So even if you are not setting any value explicitly from client side, by
default 30 seconds would be considered for client side. And as you said,
you are setting 120 seconds from broker side. Then
I looked at stack trace and it has something to do with inactivity monitor.
Some one from ActiveMQ development team can help us here.
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Hello
I suppose to this link could help you:
http://activemq.apache.org/message-cursors.html
Regards
2014/1/2 khandelwalanuj
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Hi,
I have a question regarding how to balance the consumers for the queues in
network of brokers setup.
I have 2 activemq brokers which are set up as network of brokers with
network connectors on both directions. There are many independent services
(read as standalone machines) which act as bot
I have a non persistent network of brokers composed of 2 brokers and 2
consumers. Consumers are configured to failover connect to broker1 and
broker2 in that order.
I've noticed that when I redeploy my app, which requires the consumers to be
restarted, one of the consumers CPU goes very high (some
Topics never store messages. Inside the broker, messages produced to Topics
are dispatched to the Topic subscriptions, which themselves may store
messages.
So, the dequeue count on the Topic has little meaning.
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Hi folks,
I'm trying to get redelivery to work and so far I haven't had much success.
I'm running 5.9.0 and I'm using an Oracle database for persistence and I
have the following configuration.
If the network connection to the server is down I can't use JMX to connect to
ActiveMQ netiher!
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Hi,We have been using ActiveMQ in production from almost 6 months. There are
four queues/topics in my production queue. We observed sometimes even if
consumer application is up and running, the consumer count for one of the
queue was visible as "0". Unfortunately, we had debug desabled and hence
ha
I cannot use more than one broker, currently only one broker is used.
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So, I were to increase it this would require me to specify
maxInactivityDuration at broker side as well as client side? I mean If I
specify a value say 120 seconds on broker side and do not specify anything
on the client side while connecting to broker, will that make the
configuration to 120 secon
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