Hi list,
I know this question has occasionally been asked before, but I can't
seem to figure out the correct method with the most recent ActiveMQ.
Our application runs with an in-memory database which is kept in sync by
listening to about 30 different topics on ActiveMQ which are monitored
via Sp
Hello Art,
Thank you for the reply!
I'm also interested in how to specify two nodes for the end client.
Assuming we have two servers: IP1, IP2.
For ActiveMQ we may use it in the following way:
failover:(tcp://IP1:61616,tcp://IP2:61616)
Is there a way to specify two hosts when we connecting to t
If you haven't yet installed ActiveMQ, good information is at
http://activemq.apache.org/version-5-getting-started.html.
For security, that depends a little on how much you want to secure the
broker and what technologies you're using (for example, do you want to
secure the web console? authenticat
/What are the first configuration steps to take to get a minimum viable
ActiveMQ instalation?/
This seems a question you would never want to ask, nor does it seem a
question i would want to answer when it's regarding a piece of software i'm
responsible for and have spent months/years training on.