How to show current admin IP+port info line at startup?

I upgraded recently from an older ActiveMQ version to the newest v5.8.0. When I clicked in the older ActiveMQ version on activemq.bat then an info message line was shown similar to: INFO log - ActiveMQ Console at http://0.0.0.0:8161/admin Since I work with a couple of Ac

Difference between "activemq.bat" and "activemq-admin.bat" ?

What is the difference between "activemq.bat" and "activemq-admin.bat" ? When do I start which batch script? Ben

Why does ActivemQ not start?

I setup a new computer with java 1.7 and ActiveMQ 5.8.0 When I try to start ActiveMQ by double clicking on activemq.bat it shows the following error. Whats wrong? D:\java\JMS\ActiveMQ\v5.8.0free\bin>activemq.bat Java Runtime: Oracle Corporation 1.7.0_21 C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk\v1.7.x\

What to do for a migration from MQseries to ActiveMQ?

We consider to migrate an existing MQseries system with java programs to an ActiveMQ system. Is there a guide about what must be changed for such a migration? How difficult are the changes in the Java access source code? Ben

What are the official default JMSheader fields? "Group" and "Sequence" ?

As far as I knowthere are at least the following JMSheader fields: JMSCorrelation ID String JMSDelivery Mode int (1-Non-Persistent, 2-Persistent) JMSDestination javax.jms.Destination JMSExpiration long JMSMessageID String JMSPriority int JMSRedelivered boolean JMSReplyTo java

Where to specify/change the admin and listening ports ?

Where can I change the ports for - browser admin (default 8161) - and for listening (default 61616) I found an entry in activemq.xml Is this the right place for the listening port? Ben

Difference between "activemq-admin stop" and hitting CTRL+C in activemq window?

As far as I can see I have two ways to shutdown an ActiveMQ server: 1.) typing activemq-admin stop or 2.) hitting CTRL+C in the ActiveMQ window. Is there any difference or are they equal (e.g. in cleanup open transactions or commits in KahaDB)? Ben

How to copy a incoming JMS message to another queue?

I want to copy (not move) automatically all incoming JMS messages in queue "aaa" to an additional, second queue "bbb". How can I do this with ActiveMQ? Ben

Does ActiveMQ work with 32bit and 64bit Java installations?

Does ActiveMQ work with 32bit and 64bit Java installations? Or do I always have to select 32bit Java/J2EE even when I have an additional 64bit Java under 64bit Win7? Thank you Ben

How to log all incoming msgs of Queue "hello" into a separate logfile?

How can I log all incoming msgs in Queue "hello" into a separate logfile D:\dev\activemq\hello.log As far as I understand I have to active logging at first according to the Logging Interceptor described here: http://activemq.apache.org/logging-interceptor.html Ok, I specify: ... But ho

Migrate existing kahaDB to a new version of ActiveMQ possible?

Assume the ActiveMQ v5.3.0 KahaDB contains a lot of messages in Queues and Topics. Now we are planning to migrate to ActiveMQ v5.5.1 How can I copy all these existing messages into the KahaDB of the new ActiveMQ server? Can we simply copy all *.data and *.redo files to the new installation di

Easiest way to (pre-)fill/add new msgs into an ActiveMQ server?

Assume I started a new installed ActiveMQ server on a new server machine. Now I want to pre-fill (e.g. for presentation or testing purposes) this ActiveMQ server with a couple of sample msgs. What is the easiest way to do that? I don't want to do this manually through the browser interface. I p

Difference between "activemq.bat" and "activemq-admin.bat"

What is the difference between the two Batch scripts (under Win7): "activemq.bat" and "activemq-admin.bat" When do I have to start which script? Ben

Can I replace MQSeries simply by ActiveMQ ?

Assume a software system which currently uses MQSeries as a MessageBroker with no additional extraordinary features. Can I simply replace such an MQSeries installation by an ActiveMQ MessageBroker? Does anyone have experiences with such a migration? Ben

How to use a second,own log4j.properties for a bean?

I deployed a (MD)Bean to the /lib subfolder of ActiveMQ and configured the activemq.xml accordingly. The Bean runs successfully. As a side operation it does some logging which should be directed to a second, separate logfile (e.g. $ACTIVEMQ_HOME/data/mylogfile123.log). So it cannot use the defa

SpringXML intercption of consumer connects and consumer msg retrievals possible?

As you know Spring offers a mechanism called Interceptors which triggers a user bean whenever a certain interface call is issued internally Spring configuration go similar to: Is something similar within ActiveMQ? I am particularly interested in intercepting call wh

Is ActiveMQ log4j default configuration = child first?

Is ActiveMQ log4j default configuration = child first? In other words: If I setup an own log4j.properties file in a deployed bean: has this special log4j.properties priority over the general default log4j.propertoes? If not: Where exactly can setup ActiveMQ for child-first (instead of parent fi