kevinle92618 wrote:
>
> Thanks Lou. I was afraid of this. If I understand you correctly,
> ActiveMQ does NOT support resume transfer. However, you were able to get
> around that problem by implementing the snippet codes you mentioned in
> your previous post right? Do you mind posting the cod
Hi,
I was referring to blob messages as natural way to exchange large files
http://activemq.apache.org/blob-messages.html
In that scenario you don't send message payloads to the broker but to the
external HTTP or FTP server (those two are currently implemented).
You can find the implementation
Hi Dejan,
Currently we have a hard requirement to support large file transfer resume.
We're very keen on using ActiveMQ, along with Camel, thus we must implement
this "resume" feature. I'm in the investigation stage but I was thinking of
implement this the follow way:
Following Lou's suggestio
Hi,
just to confirm that ActiveMQ comes with HTTP and FTP strategies for upload
and download, that doesn't support resume. This can be implemented as a
separate strategy. All contributions are welcomed.
Cheers
--
Dejan Bosanac - http://twitter.com/dejanb
Open Source Integration - http://fusesour
Thanks Lou. I was afraid of this. If I understand you correctly, ActiveMQ
does NOT support resume transfer. However, you were able to get around that
problem by implementing the snippet codes you mentioned in your previous
post right? Do you mind posting the codes for the TransferStatus class
kevinle92618 wrote:
>
> I don't have answers to your questions. I'm interested in knowing if
> ActiveMQ has the "resume" transfer capability for large file. Please
> reply if you have the answer. Thanks.
>
It has been a while since I worked on this but I did get the "resume"
working. As I
I don't have answers to your questions. I'm interested in knowing if
ActiveMQ has the "resume" transfer capability for large file. Please reply
if you have the answer. Thanks.
Lou Parisi wrote:
>
> I have made some sample applications using ActiveMQ BlobMessage and
> everything is working.
Hi Lou,
My two cents on this. The activemq team possibly chose http/ftp over raw tcp
sockets to get around
1. firewall/proxy setups that may be possible between an ActiveMQ broker and
the file server. Using pre-defined ports can allow you to control the traffic.
2. A higher level protocol like
