So i think i managed to get this working. Now my question is whether the
documentation for this feature on the website is accurate. Basically, after
doing a bit of spelunking in the activemq code base, it seemed to me that
while the exclusive flag is superficially associated with the consumer, it
One thing that might be a concern for you is the possibility of a message
on broker A going to B because B has a connection to C, but that connection
is dropped before B can forward the message to C. If I has another route
to C (e.g. through D) but B doesn't have any other route there, then the
me
Yes, it can. I implemented something similar. When connections are
restored the messages get processed.
That's the short answer.
Hadrian
On 05/11/2014 07:23 AM, Frank Gevaerts wrote:
Hello,
I need to build a system with a number of hosts connected through an
unreliable mesh network where the
I'm not clear on what behavior you're seeing, because the descriptions you
give (as I understand them) seem contradictory. You say that the consumer
won't abort, but that you've got a 30-minute client-side abort timeout.
You say that after the intended abort, you know it didn't work because the
co
Hi,
Does clients need to make any changes or include any jars to connect to
ActiveMQ broker nodes which are using replicated levelDB. Since broker
instances connect to zookeeper to use replicated leveldb so just curious to
know are there any changes required on client side as well apart from
speci
We are trying to create a XA connection pool using Active MQ 5.10.0, camel
2.13.1 running on JBoss EAP 6.2. When the connections are released to the
pool the Exception below is thrown. According to other threads this bug was
fixed with Active MQ 5.8.x. Any idea why we still get the error? Active MQ
Yes !! Is there any place where we can find good detailed documentation about
levelDB with ActiveMQ ?
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