kalki70 wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> We are having a problem when using Activemq-cpp (version 2.2.6). This
> problem happens with Stomp and Openwire.
> We create thousands of message groups dynamically : Create a message
> group, send several messages, close message group. The producer is a C++
> application, the consumer is two instances of JBoss in two different
> machines. This "in general" works, but from time to time, in a random way,
> the message group that is assigned to one instance of JBoss is switched to
> the other instance, as if the previous one had failed.
> Example :
> * We send a message with some JMSXGroupId, it is sent to JBoss1
> * We send several more messages, they are received by JBoss1, as expected.
> * We keep sending messages, but now they are received by JBoss2!!??
> 
> JBoss1 is all the time up and running. The garbage collector didn't work
> during the test. This problem happens even with very low load, in a
> randomly way. Just sometimes. When we put a very high load, so the
> response time from JBoss increases, we start seeing many more of this
> "unexpected switching".
> We checked the messages sent, to check the JMSXGroupId and JMSXGroupSeq
> (we even used a network sniffer to check them) and their values are right. 
> 
> It looks as if ActiveMQ considers JBoss1 dead, so it switches the message
> groups to JBoss2. What is the criteria used by ActiveMQ to consider a
> consumer "dead" ? Is there some configuration parameter to increase any
> timeout waiting for acknowledge messages from consumers?
> 
> The strangest part is that if we use a Java application as the producer,
> it works perfect. There are never "unexpected switching". We compared the
> message properties sent in Java and C++ and they are the same. 
> 
> We are so far completely lost at this. 
> 
> Any idea?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Luis
> 

No one has any idea about this problem? We are really stuck with it. May
someone recommend some other broker that has a similar functionality, but
actually works in C++ ???

Luis


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