when I use replicated levelDB as persistence media. I find activeMQ create
zNodes in zooKeeper with schema "world:anyone:acdrw" . but auth-info is
"digest:fabric:password", password can be configurate through zkPssword
properties in activemq.xml,
1)why not use "digest:fabric:password" to create zN
Tim Bain wrote
> My jetty.xml file has only your second bean, not the first one (and our
> users list in jetty-realm.properties includes only admin users), and
> authentication works, so commenting out your entire securityConstraint
> bean
> seems like an easy way to simplify your config and see if
My jetty.xml file has only your second bean, not the first one (and our
users list in jetty-realm.properties includes only admin users), and
authentication works, so commenting out your entire securityConstraint bean
seems like an easy way to simplify your config and see if authentication
works in
Tim Bain wrote
> Those are IDs (and I'm positive they have to be unique); I was referring
> to
>
> in each bean. Maybe Spring doesn't
> mind that, I don't remember (I mainly use annotations these days), but it
> seemed like an easy thing for you to check.
>
> More generally, I'd simplify your c
Hi
I try to run activeMQ as an MQTT broker over websockets, but I struggle. It
accepts connects but then waits for StompSocket being propertly started. It
would be properly started once doStart() would have been called, but it
never gets called. What am I missing?
Details:
http://stackoverflow.com
Hi James,
Yes I did yesterday and facing the same issue as I did with KahaDB. Problem
is no errors, warnings nothing!
Not sure whats happening!
Any insight into this will be appreciated.
Thanks
Matt'M
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I would like to change memoryUsage, storeUsage, tempUsage but I don't know
how to use broker URI with Spring Boot.
Thanks,
Stéphane
James Carman wrote
> You can configure quite a bit on the broker URI
>
> http://activemq.apache.org/broker-uri.html
>
> What are you looking to tweak?
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Hello
We have a server that has four queues and there is only one client
connected. However every queue says that there are Cero consumers for each
queue. What does this mean?? Can someone explain this?
Perhaps the client is not listening to any queue?
Or that client can receive from any queue an
peek at org.apache.activemq.broker.region.cursors.VMPendingMessageCursor
and the use of PrioritizedPendingList
On 6 April 2015 at 22:57, Kevin Burton wrote:
> How are messages served now.. I *think* they’re served based on message ID
> and sequence and served with the lowest ID first. Which is
Those are IDs (and I'm positive they have to be unique); I was referring to
in each bean. Maybe Spring doesn't
mind that, I don't remember (I mainly use annotations these days), but it
seemed like an easy thing for you to check.
More generally, I'd simplify your config till it works and then you
You can configure quite a bit on the broker URI
http://activemq.apache.org/broker-uri.html
What are you looking to tweak?
On Tuesday, April 7, 2015, MopSop wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I run ActiveMQ as Embedded with Spring Boot, do you know how can I
> configure
> it ? I tried an activemq.xml file in
Hi Matt,
The previous issue (AMQ-5125) was specifically an issue when using LevelDB,
so if you're using KahaDB it won't be exactly the same issue, despite the
similarity of the symptoms.
Out of interest, have you tried using LevelDB? Do you get the same issue?
James
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Hi All,
I run ActiveMQ as Embedded with Spring Boot, do you know how can I configure
it ? I tried an activemq.xml file in root class path or in conf folder, it
seems the configuratin is not loaded :(
Do you know where to put the configuration file or how I can configure the
broker using code ?
Th
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