Hello, I have three brokers on three linux mahines. On two of them I run a consumer on the queue QUEUE1 On the third one I run a sender on this queue. The messages are correctly sent to the consumers (if I send 20 messages, each consumer consumes 10 messages)
Then, if I kill a consumer and I send 20 messages again, the only consumer left consumes 10 messages, the 10 other messages are sent to the broker on which I've stopped the consumer. Thus when I look on the JMX console and the log file, It seems that when a new consumer is started on a broker, that the broker tells the other brokers that it has a consumer on this queue. But when the consumer is stopped, the broker doesn't tells the other brokers that it hasn't consumers on this queue anymore. this appends on AMQ 4.1.0 (on 4.0.1 too) Thanks. Fabien -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Problem-when-stopping-consumer-in-a-network-of-brokers-in-queue-mode-tf3121558.html#a8648710 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
