Hi Piotr,
you could have run into this a problem processing lots of expired
messages to the Dead Letter Queue.
The around is to configure your broker not to process expired messages
- for details on how to do that see http://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1787
cheers,
Rob
On 9 Sep 2008, at 22:00, piotr_rezmer wrote:
Hello,
I'm using activemq 5.1. It receives tens or hundreds of messages per
second.
Unfortunately, after some days of operation it stops working. Java
process
takes a lot of memory in windows task manager. It is even difficult to
restart the service. It is necessary to delete files from ./data
directory,
then it starts immediately.
The messages are sent with 10 seconds expiration period, however it
doesn't
help.
How can I improve stability of JMS? Can I switch off file backend for
storing messages ? I don't need file perisistence, because I use JMS
for
sending real time events, so I can loose old messages.
best regards
Piotr Rezmer
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