Hi ! >From a UnitTest accessing a Broker via Spring and a BrokerviewBean in order to manage the setup and cleanup functions. For that BrokerviewBean is used. It works fine at localhost as well as connecting a remote Broker in a windows network, but while trying to the same thing in Linux network a connection refused is issued.
On the Linux box(RedHat), the Broker is started through the Java Service Wrapper, and the jmx rows are enabled at a specific port, and the property useJmx=true is default because the ActiveMQ 5.2 version is used. The wrapper.conf will be attached to this message. It is important to make this work because i design a solution for a reminderagent sending SMS to unemployed remind them of meetings with Job coaches. Using the DestinationViewBean to ask for the Queuesize on a specific Queue in this case a send SMS queue which be used by a consumer/Messagelistener, if the this Queue is empty another listener starts to consume messages in another queue used for resending SMS message a number of times or until delivered. So i need to get this work on Linux too, it works perfectly fine on wnidows. I think this a smoth solution. I do know that the QueBrowser class also can be used but this is not the best solution i think. And for failover reason i assume that the jmx.uris can be used like this setting a property on the client like this jmx.url=uri1,uri2...uriN or ? Do i need to use the failover protocol like for the connecting to the broker. And is there a way to configure the DestinationViewBean so that it uses the actual master Broker. Or how do i do this ? Any better solutions ? Thanks in advance Regards Daniel http://www.nabble.com/file/p25926940/wrapper.conf wrapper.conf -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Error-while-connecting-via-JMX-to-a-Broker-located-on-RHEL-5-tp25926940p25926940.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
