Hi ActiveMQ team, I noticed that ActiveMQ connectionId is constructed based on client host in case of JMS client but uses broker host in case of STOMP clients. Could you please let me know why is this difference in implementation?
What is the client id and connection id used for? How different is this from durable subscriber id? We are working on a setup where a broker will change location from one host to another on restart. When this happens, the connection id and client id in case of STOMP clients which is constructed based on broker host may also change? I am nervous if this will not work for durable subscribers. Do you see any other issues/dependencies of running broker on the cloud and have the load balancer forward client requests to the required host? If we really need to use the broker host, why not use the broker name which is specified in the broker cfg file instead of the physical host name? Please please help! Thanks a ton! -Sophia -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/Why-does-connection-id-use-broker-host-in-case-of-STOMP-clients-tp4675610.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
