What is store limit in ActiveMQ ?What is difference between memory limit and
store limit ?
Thanks,Mahendran
This information is not available via JMX nor (to the best of my knowledge)
via the advisory messages, and it's not available in the logs at the
default logging level. It might be available if you changed the logging
level to DEBUG or TRACE; you'd have to either give it a try or peruse the
code, w
Is it possible, using the activemq-admin tool, or any other such tool such as
JMX, to obtain the consumer (or even better, the IP address) that a certain
message has been sent to? My only information in this context is the
MessageID and the contents of the message.
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the maxPageSize destination policy entry controls how many messages
are in memory to be dispatched. That value needs to be large enough to
deal with sparse selectors. Essentially at the moment, selectors only
match in memory. There is nothing that will iterate over the store to
find matches.
On 22
It sounds like maybe you're trying to connect from multiple consumers with
non-unique client IDs. Each consumer needs a unique ID; can you confirm
that you're using unique IDs in each client? Though I'm surprised you
wouldn't see that message till *after* the first client disconnects...
On Wed,
Also, is each client supposed to get each message? Or are you using
selectors to ensure that each client only gets messages destined for it?
Your problems sound related to your clients (for which you've posted no
code/configs), not your broker, so more detail about them might help bring
the probl
You're using topics? Do you have to?
On Wed, Apr 22, 2015 at 10:55 AM kalowand
wrote:
> My case is as follow, I have one master machine and 7 clients machine. I
> add
> activemq between these machines. The clients machine send messages to the
> master machines and the master machine send indivi
My case is as follow, I have one master machine and 7 clients machine. I add
activemq between these machines. The clients machine send messages to the
master machines and the master machine send individual messages to each
client.
I implement the following solution, I am using a queues structure
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-5741
On Wed, Apr 22, 2015 at 7:12 AM, Tim Bain wrote:
> And of course both of those are documented at
> http://activemq.apache.org/jmx.html... Er, nope, that page hasn't been
> updated in ages, despite new features like these being added.
>
> How can we
Christian, any chance you might be willing to document on the webpage the
proper interpretation of those JMX stats for topics so you don't have to
answer questions like this one in the future?
On Mar 24, 2015 1:24 PM, "Tim Bain" wrote:
> Christian,
>
> If the JXM attribute names aren't self-docum
And of course both of those are documented at
http://activemq.apache.org/jmx.html... Er, nope, that page hasn't been
updated in ages, despite new features like these being added.
How can we improve the process to increase the likelihood that JMX changes
make it onto the webpage? Maybe a post-com
As I understand it, the answer is "because the cursor isn't for the
consumer, it's for all consumers and therefore it can't account for your
consumer's selector". Keep in mind that for a queue, messages are
available to the next consumer to take them, so if you have one cursor per
consumer you'll
Does "the Producer Stopped" mean "the producer was Producer Flow
Controlled"? If so, see
http://activemq.apache.org/producer-flow-control.html for how you can
adjust your config to change the behavior of PFC, or
http://activemq.apache.org/slow-consumer-handling.html for how you can
adjust your han
i have the following Issue in AMQ , i'm using producer the publish prices
feed on a topic and when there is consumer with slow connections so the AMQ
stopped producer and producer can't publish more messages
any help please why this happen and how solving it ??
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-4635 may lelp.
there is also a destination statistic for blocked sends that could be monitored
and there is an advisory that fires when a dest is full.
On 17 April 2015 at 03:25, Kevin Burton wrote:
> I’m looking at implementing producer flow control so t
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