Gary, it would take me a while to learn how to do a decent and lean Junit
test case that runs on servicemix so that I could make the exact test case
that happens to me. Alternatively, I can send you a Vmware virtual machine
with the whole thing there ready to work, including sources, environment t
Hi Gary,
I did manage to put the strategy to work, but it's giving a lot of
exceptions. I tried with different values on the parameters, but the result
is similar always.
My test is done with 2 karafs connected to a broker. I send 1 messages
from a producer and wait to see if they arrive on
Just to add, I've also tried with:
and
and both give errors .
an failed; n
Hi Gary,
First of all, thanks for the answer. In the meantime, I've tried to use the
5.4-SNAPSHOT using the maven plugin and pointing to apache.snapshots or to
codehaus snapshots like this:
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In case a consumer can't process a message but is still active, the
pre-fetched messages for that consumer get stuck on activemq.
Is there no way to setup a consumer timeout, i.e., after some time activemq
"gives up" on that consumer and sends them to another consumer?
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Hi,
I would like to know how to write my own DispatchPolicy. My case is a
variation of the RoundRobinDispatchPolicy but with some quirks. Is there
helpful examples somewhere of how to successfully customize the
DispatchPolicy? Something like a step-by-step process (not too detailed, but
enough th
