Hi Tim, Paul,
Thanks a lot for your suggestions, both very concise and thoughtfull.
Re your questions:
- Message size: Actually they are quite small, it's just a, identifier that
points to a record in a DB. So the DB has to be accesed in order to process
the message (I know it's odd and
Great answer! thanks a lot!
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Hi all!
I have to fix an inherited application from another company, and I have an
error which is not clear to me: the jms listener stops working suddently
without any evident reason.
It's a spring-based client, here is the context:
/bean id=amqConnectionFactory
That's what I suspect, although I'm not sure if this is handled somehow by
Spring. Also, as you can see, the session is transacted, and I'm not sure if
that affects the acknowledge mode... I'll take a look at the prefetch buffer
as soon as we can start the system, this only happens in production,
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how could I set up a network of brokers with the
scheduling functionality enabled.
The broker itself doesn't need to be persistent, because we have recovery
oprins if the messages are lost.
But we also use the embedded scheduler, which it's important.
I was
Hi all,
Simple question: Are scheduled messages persistent regardless of the
persistent configuration of the broker?
I mean: I don't need to persist my inflight messages, but the scheduled
ones, just in case the broker goes down.
How can I achieve that?
Thanks!
Carlos
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