Check:
http://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1796
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Created AMQ-1822 for this issue.
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rajdavies wrote:
The current behaviour in networks is correct - in that they are
intended to create store and forward networks, and still send messages
when there are no active subscribers on the receiving broker.
To get the behaviour you require - where messages are forwarded only
Created AMQ-1789 for this issue.
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Created AMQ-1788 for this issue.
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Affected version: AMQ 4.1.2
org.apache.activemq.broker.region.Queue send(ConnectionContext, Message)
method always throws ResourceAllocationException if sendFailIfNoSpace is
set, producerFlowControl is enabled, message response is not required and
network connection is not used to connect to
I have the following problem when using network of brokers connected via
DurableConduitBridge:
- when consumer on (non temporary) queue is created on node1,
DemandSubscription is created on node2 (e.g.
NC_node1-broker_inboundlocalhost; this is expected)
- problem: when this consumer is closed,
Detected deadlock in AMQ 5.1.0 between transport thread (removing consumer)
and QueueThread (sending expired messages to DLQ):
Name: VMTransport
State: BLOCKED on [EMAIL PROTECTED] owned by:
QueueThread:queue://some_queue
Total blocked: 31 Total waited: 525
Stack trace:
at
Found a way to monitor amq mbeans via jboss jmx-console.
Instructions given on wiki (Integrating Apache ActiveMQ with JBoss) resulted
with:
[ManagementContext ] Failed to start jmx connector: Cannot bind to URL
[rmi://localhost:1099/jmxrmi]: javax.naming.CommunicationException [Root
exception
Manuel Teira-2 wrote:
Hello. I've just detected a lock problem using activemq-core 4.0.2 that
seems to be related with journal writing logic.
I was able to get a stack of the running process, where we can see that
a lot of threads (56 to be precise) are waiting to lock the journal
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