Http stream line by line

I need to get all topic datas by reading line by line over HTTP. I wrote some java code to consume datas through http but it closes stream after reading first line. Does apache activemq support http alive stream ? If does what should i do ? Code: https://gist.github.com/kync/8483470fd5bcdcfc6446c9

Re: QueueSize == 0 && CursorMemoryUsage > 0 - is that a problem?

Yes, memory usage should be 0 for a destination if there are no messages so this seems like a bug. There was another memory bug fixed more recently but that only had to do with persistent messages when using concurrent store and dispatch. As you pointed out the best thing to do to help would be t

Re: QueueSize == 0 && CursorMemoryUsage > 0 - is that a problem?

It does sound like a bug, and it certainly could be the same root cause as the bug you linked to. Does the workaround in that bug also work (temporarily) for you? A shot in the dark: is there any chance that you might have messages expiring before they can be consumed? I've got a vague recollectio

Re: The size of KahaDB doesn't seem to decrease

1a) The default name for the dead letter queue is DLQ. You can use the web console (http://activemq.apache.org/web-console.html) to view the queues the broker has. Note that ActiveMQ will automatically create a destination when the first message is published into it, so if it doesn't exist then it

Re: The size of KahaDB doesn't seem to decrease

On 15.03.2017 13:01, Hidekazu wrote: Dear cschneider Thanks for teaching me a good way to avoid increasing kahaDB. I came to know that dead letter queues are one of keys. By the way, I have two questions. (I'm sorry, I'm ActiveMQ newcomer...) 1. How do I see dead letter queues? I want to m

Re: The size of KahaDB doesn't seem to decrease

Dear cschneider Thanks for teaching me a good way to avoid increasing kahaDB. I came to know that dead letter queues are one of keys. By the way, I have two questions. (I'm sorry, I'm ActiveMQ newcomer...) 1. How do I see dead letter queues? I want to make sure whether dead letter queue make

QueueSize == 0 && CursorMemoryUsage > 0 - is that a problem?

Hi, I have an application using ActiveMQ 5.13.5 which uses non-persistent messages. There is a queue which has several producers and a single consumer. At times I see the CursorMemoryUsage not being 0 despite the queue being empty. When this application runs for a very long time, CursorMemoryUs

Re: The size of KahaDB doesn't seem to decrease

We recently had a case at a customer where some dead letter queues retained messages for a long time while messages in all other queues were short lived. The long lived messages were messages from short lived queues that were moved to the dead letter queues. This created very sparsely populated

Re: The size of KahaDB doesn't seem to decrease

Dear Tabish121 As you introduced the helpful and fundamental specification of kahaDB to me, the reason of the size of kahaDB kept increasing was really elementary. (I'm sorry) there were a lot of pending queues in ActiveMQ and that was the reason. anyway, your advice was really helpful. thanks a

Re: The size of KahaDB doesn't seem to decrease

Thanks Andreas The article you introduced me was very helpful to understand the specification of kahaDB. I have to say there was a miss-communication among our developer team. I heard that there was no pending queue in ActiveMQ, however, There were a lot of pending queue in ActiveMQ and that was