Is there a need to couple the connection's transport listener to the spring
DMLC?
It should be easy enough to create a connection listener and attach it to
the connections via the connection factory. See the setTransportListener()
method of the ActiveMQConnectionFactory. Note that if you use
If the network connection to the server is down I can't use JMX to connect to
ActiveMQ netiher!
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2013/12/24 salemi alireza.sal...@udo.edu:
We have the requirement that if the connection between consumer an AMQ has
been down for 1 hours then we have to take some action in our application.
That is why we need to know if connection between DMLC is down.
I don't know how your app works , but
Hi ,
is there a way to detect that the connection to activemq is down using
spring DefaultMessageListenerContainer.
Thanks,
Ali
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maybe you can explain more about what you're trying to do... DMLC acts
kinda like the consumer for messages... connections are handled by
the connection pool or connection factory. what are you trying to
accomplish by having the consumer detect whether or not there's a
connection failure?
On Mon,
We have the requirement that if the connection between consumer an AMQ has
been down for 1 hours then we have to take some action in our application.
That is why we need to know if connection between DMLC is down.
Thanks,
Ali
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