If you try to start a broker that uses a port that's already in use, the broker will fail to start. You'll see errors in the logs, and the process won't be running.
Didn't we just give you three ways to detect if the broker is already running? Also, I think the standard start script won't let you start the broker more than once. If the broker is already running and was started by your user, the start script will exit with a message to the console saying ActiveMQ is already running. So this should only be a concern if another user started the broker or if a non-ActiveMQ process is using the port. Also, fir this question, it's super-easy for you to just try it yourself and see what the behavior is; why are you emailing us instead of just doing it and seeing for yourself? On Jan 9, 2015 2:46 AM, "Ramesh Rocky" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > I want to start the ActiveMQ server via process using C#.Now I have doubt > , how to conform the ActiveMQ server is started?When start the Server in > already exist(Active Connection) port what will be the result? > > Thanks & RegardsRamesh
