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Eric closed AMQ-1568.
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Resolution: Fixed
It was a global problem of freeing resources too quickly. Such problem seems to
happen more often, with embedded brokers than with distinct instance connected
with tcp transport.
> Temporary queues, Network of Brokers, Embedded VM
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> Key: AMQ-1568
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1568
> Project: ActiveMQ
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 4.1.0
> Environment: Linux
> Reporter: Eric
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> Context
> A simple question/answer mechanism between a client process with an embedded
> broker, and a server process with an embedded broker, on two different
> servers. The two embedded brokers are linked with a "double" network broker
> (client broker referenced on the server, server broker referenced on the
> client)
> The server process
> - listens on a fixed "JNDI defined" queue.
> - sends an answer, on the JMSReplyTo queue defined by the received message.
> The client process enter a loop (5 times)
> - it generates 100 threads.
> - Each thread
> - creates a temporary queue.
> - waits 5 seconds
> - enter a loop (10 times)
> - send a message on the fixed "JNDI defined" queue with a
> setJMSReplyTo defined with the temporary queue
> - wait for the answer on the temporary queue
> - delete the temporary queue
> During the test, some threads are blocked on their temporary queue, waiting
> for the answer.
> When I look the two embedded brokers with web site, I could find the
> temporary queue created on each embedded broker, and message enqueued on the
> server side and not sent to the client side.
> The same test seems to be OK, when I use standalone ActiveMQ instances and
> tcp transport connector to link client and server process to their own
> ActiveMQ instance.
> Eric
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