Double-check that the consuming processes are trying to consume messages.
Looking at a stack trace should do the job. Look for a thread waiting to
receive a message. If none can be found, then the consumers may be too busy
doing other things to pull the messages.
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I do have a network-of-brokers. When you say restart the broker, I'm not
sure what you mean. When I restart the application that has the consumers
it clears the jam.
I doesn't happen all the time. It will run 3-4 days without happening and
then might happen a couple days in a row. Our process
That problem actually happens commonly and there are many possible causes.
Is a network-of-brokers involved? Does restarting the broker clear the
"jam"? Does it happen all of the time?
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Cool, thanks for taking another look at it.
On Fri, Dec 5, 2014 at 8:22 AM, Gary Tully wrote:
> It looks like my bad w.r.t CLIENT_ACK, my focus was on the tck and
> transaction semantics.
> For folks who use the rar managed connection factory in plain jms mode
> there is a need to control the ac
I have a queue that I'm access using MuleSoft ESB and its JMS connectors.
I'm having some issues from time to time where messages get stuck in queue.
The consumers will work for 3 or 4 days and then will just stop consuming.
I have check the queues and it shows there are still 10 consumers for t
the difference between kahadb and leveldb stores is really only visible
when there are multiple competing consumers and producers.
Both need to persist messages to a journal so they will both be disk bound
for writes/sends.
kahadb has a single index lock that becomes a bottleneck for adds and acks.
It looks like my bad w.r.t CLIENT_ACK, my focus was on the tck and
transaction semantics.
For folks who use the rar managed connection factory in plain jms mode
there is a need to control the ack mode.
I added connection info param useSessionArgs to allow that.
- CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE mode support
Thanks. Is there anywhere a documentation page that tells me intention of
the artifacts? There are so many and i wanna get rid of the activemq-all
but for that i would need some kind of idea what the seperate artifacts
offer.
I wanna have a ActiveMQConnectionFactory JNDI object within tomcat, so i
On 12/05/2014 09:02 AM, Marc Logemann wrote:
Hi,
is the pooledConnectionFactory not part of
??
If not, what dependency do i need?
Marc
Take a look at activemq-pool and activemq-jms-pool
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Hi,
is the pooledConnectionFactory not part of
??
If not, what dependency do i need?
Marc
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how could I set up a network of brokers with the
scheduling functionality enabled.
The broker itself doesn't need to be persistent, because we have recovery
oprins if the messages are lost.
But we also use the embedded scheduler, which it's important.
I was wonderin
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