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Rob Davies reassigned AMQ-1322:
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    Assignee: Jonas Lim  (was: Rob Davies)

> AdvisoryBroker leaks destinations created "from top" by the RegionBroker
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>                 Key: AMQ-1322
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1322
>             Project: ActiveMQ
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Broker
>    Affects Versions: 4.1.1, 5.x
>         Environment: activemq svn branch 4.1
>            Reporter: Manuel Teira
>            Assignee: Jonas Lim
>         Attachments: AdvisoryBroker.patch
>
>
> Consider the following situation:
>  - The AdvisoryBroker sends a message to a non existent yet advisory topic. 
> (a producer advisory, for example).
>  - The RegionBroker sends the request to the TopicRegion.
>  - The TopicRegion automatically creates the new topic, sending:
>     context.getBroker().addDestination(context,  destination);
> - This eventually reaches again the AdvisoryBroker that adds the destination 
> to its destination map.
> Now, when the queue that triggered the creation of the advisory topic is 
> deleted, the AdvisoryBroker attempts to delete the consumer and producer 
> related topics, but doesn't clear them from its own destination map.
> I'm attaching a proposed fix for the 4.1 branch, where:
> - The AdvisoryBroker tries to delete those producer and consumer advisories 
> from top of the broker.
> - This is only made if the incoming destination is not a temporary itself, to 
> avoid improper attempts to delete advisories of advisories.
> In the trunk , the situation is different. 
> - The TopicRegion (actually in AbstracRegion code) creates the 'on demand' 
> topics internally, without advising the RegionBroker.
> - So, since the RegionBroker is not aware of these newly created topics, 
> AdvisoryBroker attempts to delete the producer and consumer advisory topics 
> are futile.

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