No both are are subscribed to individual queues. I have CompositeDestination
set up ..where messages are forwarded to both the queues.
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I found an old post with same problem (non deterministic behaviour of
collecting expired messages)
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-1112
I am using build 5.8. Can someone please let me know if there is any
deterministic way of expiring messages ?
My scenario:
I have 2 consumers and I p
Thanks for the answer. I tried setting up expiry and timetolive and it does
expire the message.
But If one my consumer takes a message and never acks - than messages are
expired for both fast and slow consumers. What I would like is atleast fast
consumer receive the message. But unfortunately tha
Hi Docs,
I have running Active MQ 5.8 and have setup VirtualDestinations (2 queues).
One of the queue is slow and it is not discarding messages. Could some one
please suggest how should I enable discarding messages for that queue ?
please find below my code snippet:
broker.setDeleteAllMe
Currently I have 2 consumers set up - which are consuming from Queues. I have
disabled producerflowcontrol, setMemoryLimit to 1, queueprefetch = 10,
topicprefetch = 10.
I have added infinite sleep in consumer1 and I ran the load test with 90
events. My expectation is consumer1 discarding all
I was able to forward messages from Topics to Queue using VirtualDestination.
But I am not able to figure out how do I configure my consumer to drop
messages if they are consuming slow.
I got below snippet from ActiveMQ documentation.
Non-durable queues
A slow consumer is not really an issue wit
If Virtual Topic - "create queues for each topic subscriber and replicates
messages to each one." - than this is exactly what i need. Can you confirm
if Virtual Topic replicates messages physically to queue for each topic
subscriber ?
Thanks for pointer.
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