Dear Tim
Thanks for always helping me understand ActiveMQ.
As you told me, it's likely that pollings from an observation server and
load balancers would be the reason of a lot of warns.
And I'm sorry for not consulting the mailing list beforehand.
I'm going to do it from now.
Thanks.
Hidekazu
I am curious about your recommendation not use use REST in production, and
your comment "REST can lead to dropped messages." ActiveMQ has seen a lot
of growth in the last few years; I'm wondering if the situation has changed
since then.
Here's some background about my use case:
I represent a vend
To get expected result, I followed below two steps :-
1. I observed log files that shows which hint towards some corrupt or
partial deployed ActiveMQ. SO, I took back up and reinstall the ActiveMQ
2. Below are my final changes in activemq.xml
Please submit a bug in JIRA for this issue.
Tim
On Apr 18, 2017 1:16 AM, "srivmeka" wrote:
This is what i reproduced on lower environments, I have two instances of
servicemix 5.3.0 each have one broker bundle. Broker 1 on instancce 1 is
primary.
1. Broker1 when up inserted a message in to the
If you have to look at another messaging product, Kafka might meet your
needs. It has far fewer features than ActiveMQ, and there are a few
drawbacks to it (such as the inability to do competing consumers), but it
might meet your needs.
Good luck!
Tim
On Apr 18, 2017 5:40 AM, "vladimiri" wrote:
The first approach starts a broker within your webapp itself. You can use a
normal consumer (not a message-driven bean - MDB), but only your webapp can
access it, via the VM transport (vm://).
The second approach lets the app server manage both the connection to the
broker and the creation of the
Thank you very much.
In this case I think I just need another tool to handle this or change the
initial requirements.
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I am creating a Java application in eclipse to let different devices
communicate together using a publish/subscribe protocol.
I am using Jboss and ActiveMQ and I want to know if I should use an ActiveMQ
resource adapter to integrate the broker in jboss in a standalone mode or I
should just add dep
Hi Tim,
> OK, for the EOFException, are your brokers behind a load balancer like
> this thread's OP was? It sounds like you're not, so what's on the other
> end of those connections? One possibility is real client processes, or
> another is another broker in a network of brokers setup. In either
Hi Tim,
Thank you for replying.
Yes we have intermittent network connection, as our app runs on a vehicle
which is travelling. We observed this issue when our app runs on a vehicle
which looses connection. On one particular instance it looses connection for
6 hours continously.
Regardless of whe
This is what i reproduced on lower environments, I have two instances of
servicemix 5.3.0 each have one broker bundle. Broker 1 on instancce 1 is
primary.
1. Broker1 when up inserted a message in to the queue with ID #2466
2. I brought Broker 1 down and inserted another message via Broker2
expecti
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