I would just like to verify that the fix is to revert to the Java 7 jre.
Having had the same issue you described while running Java 8, I used Java 7
and I can use the website functions with no errors.
The way I ran with Java 7 without affecting other programs on the latest
Java version was to ins
My recommendation is to start simple and add complexity as-needed.
What does a pooled connection add to the solution? If nothing, remove it.
In general, pooled connections are useful for two key concerns:
- Processing flows which do not keep connections for long periods (e.g. open
connection /
With the DLMC and durable Topic subscribers, don't use a pooled connection -
use one connection. Separate connections per consumer can improve
throughput, but otherwise are not necessary - unless different Client ID's
are being used.
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I probably do not need the version. I recommend using tcpdump, wireshark, or
the like to watch the TCP/IP traffic.
Is there anything logged by the broker?
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Sorry to hear your frustration. Please keep in mind this is an open-source
project and only volunteers spend their time helping here. I wish I were
paid to reply to your questions so I could do so all day long!
With that said, based on the error message, I believe the error means there
is an att
It happens when they try to connect to the broker... they never actually
connect. You still need the NMS version?
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Subject: RE: Can not Connect to Active
That's an interesting use-case. I suspect there are ways to accomplish this
within ActiveMQ, but I wouldn't recommend going that route - you'll end up
in areas of the code that get less attention and solving problems into which
you run will be harder since it doesn't match the use-cases on which
A
Looks like it must connect in order to hit that line of code, so this most
likely means a socket connection created and dropped very quickly - either
by the broker, or the network.
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That helped a lot - the version number of the NMS client library would be
helpful here too.
Looking at the code, it appears the error is caused by an unconnected
socket, which means either (a) the socket never connected (more code digging
needed to see how feasible this is), or (b) the socket conn
Is this a .NET client?
Yes, we are using .NET
The following specifics will help to understand the problem:
* Which cilent library (ActiveMQ java client, AMQ-CPP, NMS, etc)
I'll have to get these details from the Dev team
* Client library version
I'll have to get the details from the Dev team
Hi,
We would like to throttle the number of messages at any point of time to 20
from Active MQ.
Few other constraints are:
a) Total number of messages received by all consumers should be maximum of
20
b) Some of them might be slow consumers. Let us say 5 of them are still
processing,
then MQ shou
My work is stuck here and no one is responding. We expect ActiveMQ vendors to
help us to resolve such issues. It's been 10 days since I posted and no
response after that. Really disappointing.
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> I don’t recommend using the same pool for consumers (especially if you use
local or XA transactions). The > benefit is pretty minimal, and it can
cause issues once you start scaling.
So should I use different pooled Connection factory for each listener in my
application ? OR should I not at al
FYI: This is how my configuration looks like:
${mybroker.url}
and my listener is using it as:
Hi ActiveMQ Gods,
I am trying to implement a scenario where I have to create multiple durable
subscribers in the same application. I want to use spring default messages
listener container with ActiveMQ pooled connection factory where
"maxConnection" specified to the required number of connections.
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