4.0.2 doesn't seem to be working either.
Or am I making a bad assumption, are expired messages supposed to go to
the DLQ? If not, what's the best way to find out and programmatically
handle expired messages (these are time sensitive and if the intended
consumer doesn't pick them up in time I need to reroute them)?
Christopher G. Stach II wrote:
Lou Bona wrote:
hi,
sounds like you got the DLQ working. I'm stumped, maybe you can help.
I'm looking for some docs, sample code, or just some advice on what
I'm missing.
For the most basic case I'm using the example code include in the
distro (4.0.1), and setting the timeToLive to 10 seconds. I see the
that the messages expire, but I don't see them move out of the queue
until the broker hits a checkpoint and clears out the old messages.
I tried consuming "ActiveMQ.DLQ.Queue.TEST.FOO" - which is what
IndividualDeadLetterStrategy.getDeadLetterQueueFor() says the DLQ is
for TEST.FOO, and I tried a variety of things with JMX and Advisory
Messages, but I'm having zero luck getting expired messages.
Any clues on what I'm missing would be appreciated,
Lou
Expiration doesn't work until [supposedly] 4.0.2. You will only get
DLQ messages <4.0.2 from going over the redelivery limit.
