It is not the temp space in db but temp space on file system
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ActiveMQ 5.11.1
Spring 4.1.1
I'd like to configure redelivery policy per destination in spring xml. (Two
queue with defferent policy.) The RedeliveryPolicyMap setEntries method
seems to right for this. The javadoc says: A helper method to allow the
destination map to be populated from a
You don't need a getter to call a setter with spring injection. Your
problem is your attempting to call a protected setter. Change your
redeliverPolicyMap configuration to:
bean id=redeliveryPolicyMap
class=org.apache.activemq.broker.region.policy.RedeliveryPolicyMap
property
Ah thanks. I searched Jira, but not good enough apparently.. I'll await the
new release.
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The easiest way to figure out dependencies is probably to just look at the
parent pom that ActiveMQ is using. Here it is on github for 5.11.1
https://github.com/apache/activemq/blob/863e8a5d1ba38f262bdbec4484d704fba8e4f695/pom.xml
Your specific issue is that you have mismatched versions of
Replying to both of these emails.
The issue with maven (like Raul points out) is that there are singletons.
IE shared ports, files, etc.
With containers, this is removed entirely. Each container has its own set
of ports. So going this route (using 24 containers) means a 24 hour build
would
The Maven Surefire plugin supports running tests in parallel. There's just
a few options to activate in the build.
However, most of the effort goes into refactoring tests that could yield
unexpected results if run in parallel with others in the same host, e.g.
discovery tests, port number
Hello,
Hawtio was configurated by default with 5.10.0 version of activemq.
I would like to set hawtio with activemq version 5.10.2,
could you give a procedure to do it, I didn't find something conclusive
in this forum.
Thanks.
DT
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I'm trying to run ActiveMQ with java 1.8 (1.8.0_45 to be precise), but I get
errors in the web console when trying to view a message (url
/admin/message.jsp?id=ID...)
The error:
ERROR: Compilation error
org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.classfmt.ClassFormatException
at
This is a known issue: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-5356
It has to do with the Jetty version that is being used not playing nicely
with JDK 8. 5.12.0 is going out soon but I plan on upgrading Jetty to a
newer version to fix this problem soon. Probably version 5.13.0. (or maybe
a
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