I am a newby at using ActiveMQ and therefore I have simple
questions. Maybe I missed a similar post in the forum?
In the situation where I have a publish - subscibe model... suppose
I have multiple subscribers consumming the messages. The
subscriptions are not durable and the messages are not persistent.
Then one of my subscribers crashes without properly closing the
session/connection etc. When a subscriber crashes unexpectedly I don't want
ActiveMQ to try to send anymore message to them. I assume it will
generate an exception of some sort within the broker.
1. What is the behavior of ActiveMQ going to be in this situation?
2. For all of the message received from the publisher(s) how often
will it attempt to send new messages to the crashed subscriber
before giving up on it?
3. Will this affect the future performance of ActiveMQ's message
delivery to the other subscribers?
4. Is there a way to configure ActiveMQ to stop sending messages
to crashed clients and close the connection after a certain number
of failed attempts (non-durable, non-persistent)?
5. Is there a way to be notified of subscribers that are not accepting
messages?
Thanks in advance.
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