Thanks for the reply,
I have gone with instantiating the SSL factory variant in the code as you
suggested, however I have always used JNDI to lookup a Destination (dynamic
queues), which doesn't seem to play nice with the SSL protocol. (Get a
malformed URL exception, unknownn protocol ssl).
What
Hi,
I am trying to create a secure ActiveMQ connection, using
ActiveMQSslConnectionFactory that I want instantiated from JNDI.
I have got JNDI working to lookup a standard ActiveMQ connection factory,
however I am having problems updating this to create an
ActiveMQSslConnectionFactory, wh
Not sure about the web interface, but you should be able to create a consumer
that reads the message from a queue using a selector on the JMS ID (if you
know it).
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I believe you should be fine as you have it set above, but just thought it
might be worth mentioning the AMQP clients (possible) limitations, in-case
you were playing around with that.
Have you looked over the help page:
http://activemq.apache.org/what-is-the-prefetch-limit-for.html
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Hi,
You are using ActiveMQ with AMPQ (1.0). Which client library are you using
for this?
I recently ran into an issue with the Qpid 1.0 client as it doesnt appear to
handle the same URL parameters as earlier versions of the client (e.g. amqp
0.10). Just something to check if you are using Qpid li
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone could advise the best method of communicating with
an ActiveMQ queue over a sercure AMQP connection (AMQP + SSL) from a Java
client.
I particuarly need to be able to specify keystore information
programmatically and not via the JVM options.
I am looking at the qpid
