Thank you so much! I also had a few other queries, so I posted them on
different threads.
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The sprint template is not known to keep the consumer alive.
I would recommend playing with a simple consumer.
The JMS template is good for request response pattern (I’m trying to find a
reason to keep it)
Sorting is great for a lot of things. But this JMS template will open a
consumer and p
Awesome. Thank you so much!
I realised what was happening - the producer shows up ONLY when it's sending
messages. I think I need to find a way to keep it alive, or connected, even
when idle. Would you know if that's something I can do?
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There are quite a few examples as part of the distribution.
I am on an iPhone now and I won’t be able to give you a link. Download
artemis. And go j set ./examples.
When you open a consumer it will cashe nesdwfes to be ready for your use.
If you leak a consumer messages are still cached in the
Thank you, but could you please explain what you mean by connection leak in
this context, and what are the ways to simplify the consumer?
Would you have a link/snippet/project, for the most basic producer -
consumer message exchange via artemis? I'll be really glad if you could
provide me one.
T
There are connection leaks on the blogpost apparently.
It’s keaving consumers open that will be leaking and holding messages.
I would simplify the consumer quite a lot.
We have plenty examples on our distribution. Not with spring boot. But
there is something wrong with the example.
I did not
I'm simply following this tutorial -
https://grokonez.com/spring-framework/spring-jms/apache-artemis-produceconsume-jms-messages-springboot-artemis-applications
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How do you send via REST? What are you using ?
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> Hi, I just started exploring Artemis for sending messages from producer to
> a
> consumer. I'm using a Spring boot starter for this. My problem is that
> whenever I run the consumer, the artemis
Hi, I just started exploring Artemis for sending messages from producer to a
consumer. I'm using a Spring boot starter for this. My problem is that
whenever I run the consumer, the artemis console shows that, there are 2
producers created as well. I don't know what is causing this problem.
Howeve
