Samuel,
It appears that the relevant sections of your message were stripped out
somehow. Can you re-send the message with them included?
Also, there are elements of the JIRA bug you linked to that don't match the
scenario you described: that bug is occurring after a broker restart, and
on broker-
ignore this.. you double posted and you figured out... I echo Justin's
question on your other post... but please.. answer it there.
On Wed, Apr 18, 2018 at 3:16 PM, Clebert Suconic
wrote:
> Why don't you post an example of what you're doing somewhere in
> github? something I (we) can simply use w
Why don't you post an example of what you're doing somewhere in
github? something I (we) can simply use with a simple maven command. I
usually suggest using one of our examples as an example.
Since you're using embedded, it seems you're doing something wrong.
On Tue, Apr 17, 2018 at 11:30 PM, Ev
Hi,
I'm having troubles connecting to ActiveMQ using the HTTP connector. The
problem happenes on ActiveMQ 5.15.3
My activemq.xml defines to following connectors:
My application creates several queues and subscribes to changes.
This works fine when using openwire, but the HTTP connector fails
Hi,
I'm having troubles connecting to ActiveMQ using the HTTP connector. The
problem happenes on ActiveMQ 5.15.3
My activemq.xml defines to following connectors:
My application creates several queues and subscribes to changes.
This works fine when using openwire, but the HTTP connector fai
Thank you for coming back to me on this one.
I meant to say without the need to go through web.xml config.
As I understand Springboot does provide a bootstrap for Artemis ActiveMQ. I
was wondering if there is some non evident configuration option as to how
one could also enable artemis-rest - jet
Good day,
I am just starting with Artemis ActiveMQ and might not be fully across all
the details.
My issue is that even though I have (seemingly) enabled the persistence and
configured queues as durable and persistent, I am loosing messages on the
broker restart.
Essentially I am missing somethi
I wouldn't say it's atomic, it just shifts around some of the error cases
(you risk reading uncommitted writes that might be rolled back, instead of
risking having a cache miss when a value should exist).
In general, the terms "atomic" and "distributed" are contradictory in most
situations. If the
I think your message got cut off or something. You said, "I would sincerely
appreciate if someone could give me a direction how to add Artemis REST
interface into an instance bootstrapped by springboot without." Without
what?
In any event, the issue here is that the REST interface relies on an HT
What client API or protocol are you using? Different ones have different
defaults for messages they send. It would be helpful for future users to
know what you're using.
Justin
On Wed, Apr 18, 2018 at 2:08 AM, EvgenyM wrote:
> Figured this out.
>
> The message itself needs to be marked persist
Good day,
I would sincerely appreciate if someone could give me a direction how to add
Artemis REST interface into an instance bootstrapped by springboot without
I have prepped the barebones implementation here :
https://github.com/evmin/artemis-mq-rest
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated
I'm struggling to configure Artemis 2.4.0 management console to use the same
client certificate based JAAS realm.
CertLogin {
org.apache.activemq.artemis.spi.core.security.jaas.TextFileCertificateLoginModule
required
debug=true
org.apache.activemq.jaas.textfiledn.user="certif
Figured this out.
The message itself needs to be marked persistent EXPLICITLY.
Automatically it is non-persistent.
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