for setting group
field and AbstractDiscoveryAgent does, the group parameter value in the uri
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Another question, does ActiveMQ support publisher broadcast messages to
consumers directly using multicast?
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TransportConnector
with a multicast discovery URI), I can get the message to include
tcp://Michael-Dell:X, but that hostname isn't a real network
location--just my local computer name.
Any advice?
Here's the simplest version of my initial test with the peer: transport.
private static final
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Hi everybody
Is there a reason that can explain that a Multicast Discovery network
connector refuses to connect to a distant broker (even after the reconnect
delay) ?
I verified with sniffer that (in principle) correct multicast frame was
present on the subnetwork.
Thank you in advance
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Hi everybody
Is there a reason that can explain that a Multicast Discovery network
connector refuses to connect to a distant broker (even after the reconnect
delay) ?
I verified with sniffer that (in principle) correct multicast frame was
present
Since version 5.0, the broker name in multicast discovery event is always
localhost.
Is it a bug?
Alan
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Hi
I'm currently in a situation where I have a (multicast discovery) network of
brokers of some brokers (15). One component A has a network connector
(duplex) to the 14 others which have an associated transport connector. The
14 others components discovered and connected themselves on the same
that error seems more like multicast is not supported rather than there is
no network. If you disable multicast discovery/publish, can the regular tcp
transport connector start and listen?
Unfortunately there is no retry on the inital start procedure of activemq.
If a configured services
can you expand on what you are seeing?
2009/10/23 Ryan Moquin fragility...@gmail.com
I've had problems with the multicast discovery in activemq when a network
connection isn't present, as well as others. Is that really an expected
behavior? Is there any reason that activemq couldn't
I've had problems with the multicast discovery in activemq when a network
connection isn't present, as well as others. Is that really an expected
behavior? Is there any reason that activemq couldn't gracefully handle that
situation by just logging a message until the network connection
Hi Gary,
The issue already contains a test case to re-produce. Like the reporter I am
also using multicast discover in it's simplest form and the problem occurs
so I would guess this is a general problem for multicast discovery.
BRegards
Andrew
Gary Tully wrote:
this seems
-2 : internal broker is gracefully stopped
In this situation, on A, the instance-nc multicast Discovery thread and
scheduler, doesn't want to stop. (see thread dump)
With trace on, I see that conn2 (A-B:61602) is closed when B is killed. I
see that instance-nc networkConnector is closed when A's
runs out of memory after a few days. I
ran jconsole against it and notice that the threads are building up and up.
In the Threads section of jconsole, I see that the vast majority of
Threads are Multicast Discovery Agent Notifier so I think the problem is
related to this.
My application uses
section of jconsole, I see that the vast majority of
Threads are Multicast Discovery Agent Notifier so I think the problem
is
related to this.
My application uses ActiveMQ message broker and Camel router internally
and
sends messages to other external message brokers which it discovers using
Hi,
I have a problem that my application runs out of memory after a few days. I
ran jconsole against it and notice that the threads are building up and up.
In the Threads section of jconsole, I see that the vast majority of
Threads are Multicast Discovery Agent Notifier so I think the problem
Hello list.
I'm trying the following code to test multicast capabilities of
camel+activeMQ.
I found out that a new thread is started for each message I send, but that
thread is staying alive for the whole program lifetime.
The number of live multicast discovery agent notifier threads scales up
http://activemq.apache.org/discovery-transport-reference.html
can someone explain or point to the explanation in the docs about the
group parameter in multicast discovery?
What is the difference between specifying different group and
specifying a different multicast address?
The reason why
to the explanation in the docs about the
group parameter in multicast discovery?
What is the difference between specifying different group and
specifying a different multicast address?
The reason why I'm asking is that I've seen connection attempts to my
broker from clients having multicast://default?group
a connection I need to have at least 10 reconnect
attempts
and set useExponentialBackOff=true.
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and set useExponentialBackOff=true.
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second) delay between
attempts. To get a connection I need to have at least 10 reconnect attempts
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this. I tried removing the group id but
that didn't help. I'm at a loss for what to try next.
Can anyone suggest a way for me to move forward with this?
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that didn't help. I'm at a loss for what to try next.
Can anyone suggest a way for me to move forward with this?
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Why don't you just hard code the url of the broker and not use discovery
all together?
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Hello,
My application has one and only
documentation to explain it..
Thank's
Udi
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On 27/03/2008, carbon60 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I apologize for asking basic questions! I am trying to configure multicast
discovery among brokers on an insecure network. Is this possible or a good
idea?
I don't know much about multicast, so I don't understand how to restrict
which
James.Strachan wrote:
On 27/03/2008, carbon60 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I apologize for asking basic questions! I am trying to configure
multicast
discovery among brokers on an insecure network. Is this possible or a
good
idea?
I don't know much about multicast, so I don't
On 28/03/2008, carbon60 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James.Strachan wrote:
On 27/03/2008, carbon60 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I apologize for asking basic questions! I am trying to configure
multicast
discovery among brokers on an insecure network. Is this possible or a
good
I apologize for asking basic questions! I am trying to configure multicast
discovery among brokers on an insecure network. Is this possible or a good
idea?
I don't know much about multicast, so I don't understand how to restrict
which systems get connected.
Thanks,
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That looks much more simple!
I do have one problem remaining with that setup though : my messages
seem to be discarded by the listener because of a TTL=1, and I didn't
find anyplace to change it.
My test config is a sender on a host and a listener on another host. The
message I get on the
I'm trying to set up multiple clients, each one with its own embedded
broker to which it talks in-VM, and to have all the brokers connected in
a network through multicast discovery. I need to do this
programmatically (so no xml configuration).
I'm testing this with just two nodes so far
The CPP client doesn't support discovery.
Regards
Tim
On Fri, 2007-10-19 at 11:10 -0700, appi03 wrote:
I am trying to use the multicast discovery protocol and having some trouble
with it. I think i have the broker configuration down.
Client 1 (Producer) - Broker 1
transportConnector uri
the multicast discovery protocol and having some
trouble
with it. I think i have the broker configuration down.
Client 1 (Producer) - Broker 1
transportConnector uri=tcp://localhost:61616
discoveryUri=multicast://prod1/
networkConnector name=producer uri=multicast://prod1
any idea please let me know.
thanks,
arpit
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I am trying to use the multicast discovery protocol and having some trouble
with it. I think i have the broker configuration down.
Client 1 (Producer) - Broker 1
transportConnector uri=tcp://localhost:61616
discoveryUri=multicast://prod1/
networkConnector name=producer uri=multicast://prod1
Hi,
I am using ActiveMQ 4.1.1 with Multicast Discovery for client to find the
broker, thus we can avoid hard coding any physical hosts in the config.
After discovery, the real communication still is through TCP.
However, we found that the MulticastDiscoveryAgent will simply hang there
forever
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