I have a test case in ActiveMQ 5.3 that is failing and would like to know if this is expected behaviour or a bug.
Here's the test: 1) Create 100 test messages in a queue 2) Use jconsole and verify that the queue size is 100 3) Use jconsole and browseAsTable() to view the messages 4) Use jconsole and purge() to delete the messages 5) Use jconsole and verify that the queue size is 0 6) Use jconsole and browseAsTable() to verify that no messages are viewable The test fails at step (6). It seems that regardless of how I try to delete the messages, they are still returned by the queue browser. I have tried this test with both PERSISTENT and NON-PERSISTENT messages --- the behaviour is the same. This behaviour seems incorrect to me. If this is normal behaviour, then is creating a dummy consumer with a selector to choose the messages that I want deleted the only way to permanently remove messages from a queue? Thanks, Stirling -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Purged-messages-still-appear-in-JMX-browseAsTable-tp26832947p26832947.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
