Re: ActiveMQ Classic 6.1.1 Broker Name not updated in Web Console Network Bridge Tab after failover of Remote Broker

2024-09-19 Thread Arthur Rodriguez
Hi Matt - Thanks for the quick response, the team tells me that they tried using masterslave:// with a lot of exceptions, it is likely to be early next week before we can test it again. I'll update this thread once we are able to test. Thanks, Arthur Rodriguez On Thu, Sep 19, 2024 at 1:03 PM Matt

Re: ActiveMQ Classic 6.1.1 Broker Name not updated in Web Console Network Bridge Tab after failover of Remote Broker

2024-09-19 Thread Matt Pavlovich
Hi Arthur- Would you please try this without using failover? Network Connectors reconnect by default, so you should not use the failover uri://. The masterslave:// prefix seems more what you are looking for-- one network bridge to one of the brokers listed in the comma separated list of uni’s.

ActiveMQ Classic 6.1.1 Broker Name not updated in Web Console Network Bridge Tab after failover of Remote Broker

2024-09-19 Thread Arthur Rodriguez
We are running ActiveMQ Classic 6.1.1 in a Shared File System Master Slave HA environment with multiple brokers networked in a hub spoke architecture. Broker Failover is working as expected, however in the web console on the network bridge tab, the Broker Name does not get updated after failover of

Re: [Ext] Re: Re: Re: Artemis ClientID and shared topics

2024-09-19 Thread Robbie Gemmell
It is entirely against the JMS spec requirements, and thus similarly non-portable, yes. On Thu, 19 Sept 2024 at 11:57, wrote: > Hello Robbie. > > I have found a solution to set the client ID and use shared topics in > different clients at the same time. > The option > > connectionFactor

Antwort: [Ext] Re: Re: Re: Artemis ClientID and shared topics

2024-09-19 Thread Herbert . Helmstreit
Hello Robbie. I have found a solution to set the client ID and use shared topics in different clients at the same time. The option connectionFactory.setEnableSharedClientID(true); does the trick. May it be against JMS spec or not, everything works fine. Regards Herbert Von: