I couldn't find my issue on the mailing list, but I might not have been searching correctly - forgive me if this has been discussed somewhere.
I have a couple questions about how persistent messages are preserved when they fail, but are in the process of being retried. I'm using ProducerTemplate to inject a message into a queue, which is picked up by a Consumer POJO that processes it. Here's the setup: * I'm using Java 1.6 in an app with a standalone AMQ 5.3 instance (tcp connection, with mysql persistence backend), and use Camel 2.3-SNAPSHOT for routing. * Use ProducerTemplate to send a (persistent) message in to a queue. * Camel route directs that message to process() method on a POJO bean. * I create an exception on purpose to force the retry stuff into action. Question 1: The retry mechanism appears to work fine. However, where is the message between retry attempts? Using the /admin web interface on the AMQ instance I cannot see it in any queue anywhere. * Now, turn off the AMQ instance, and turn it back on. Question 2: What happens to the message? It's marked persistent, but it doesn't show up in ACTIVEMQ_MSGS in mysql, and on AMQ restart it never shows up again to be consumed. Am I doing something foolish here? I need these persistent messages to actually be, you know, persistent, in case something happens to AMQ while a message is in there (somewhere). :) -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Recovering-Persistent-Messages-tp28391058p28391058.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
