Hello again and sorry for answering so late :)
I was refreshing jconsole manually and it did not show any updates until
around 10 seconds later (this seemed to vary a little bit).
In the tests that we have done there were no consumers for the queue that
we've tested. After activating a consumer
I have tested this scenario again and I have noticed something strange.
Every time I run an integration test I check the queue with jconsole. Among
the attributes of the queue that I am able to see in jconsole are four that
caught my attention: CursorMemoryUsage, CursorPercentUsage,
MemoryPercentU
Thank you for the quick answer.
We are using ActiveMQ 5.8.0. Our application uses Spring(3.1.0) and Camel
(2.10.3).
I will look into this test and see if I can reproduce what I am seeing. I
believe that this is more like an integration problem, how our application
and Camel work with AMQ or how t
Hi guys,
I have a problem related to throttling in ActiveMQ. We are using the
ResourceAllocationException from ActiveMQ for throttling error handling.
Because we have encountered some problems related to throttling I am doing
some tests.
The test scenario is relatively simple:
- my application s
Hi,
I need some help in configuring the memory usage in AMQ. I have a project
were we have configured memory limits per queue. We have done this to use
the ResourceAllocationException for throttling logic (on the client side).
So far this has worked for us without any problems.
But what I need n
