Finally, I found quite a simple solution.
It's creating a Q consumer with selector, just like this
MessageConsumer consumer = sess.createConsumer(destination, selector, true);
ActiveMQObjectMessage objMsg = (ActiveMQObjectMessage)
consumer.receiveNoWait();
where selector is an SQL-style string:
Hello everybody!
Is there any way to consume a specific message from the queue?
I have a code (in Java) which creates a QueueBrowser and I can see what's in
queue.
I would like to test the content of the message and delete it if necessary.
I also came across MessageServlet, but I could not
joe_fernandez wrote:
What about a message selector?
http://activemq.apache.org/selectors.html
Thank you,
but do you have a Java code example or
example of URL for MessageServlet ?
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ives wrote:
Does the queue still contain messages?
Nop
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Reynald Borer-2 wrote:
Are there any clients still registered on this destination maybe?
On Friday, January 14, 2011 at 15:13 , konura wrote:
ives wrote:
Does the queue still contain messages?
Nop
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artnaseef wrote:
Is it possible that the startup of ActiveMQ is picking up a config file
that still has the queue entry?
Can you clear out the kahadb directory and try again? If it is still
created from a clean kahadb data directory, something must be triggering
the creation of the
artnaseef wrote:
The Logging broker plugin will tell you when a connected client or broker
creates a destination:
broker ...
...
plugins
loggingBrokerPlugin logInternalEvents=true
logConnectionEvents=false/
/plugins
...
/broker
With this, you will see Adding
Hello!
I created a queue by writing it in the conf/activemq.xml like this:
broker xmlns=http://activemq.apache.org/schema/core; ..
destinations
queue physicalName=auto_244 /
..
...
/destinations
I could see the queue in web UI and work just
Thank you, but I tried it. The queue keeps showing up in the web UI.
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