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Joshua Palmer updated AMQ-2524:
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Description:
To reproduce the bug I used ConsumerTool.java and ProducerTool.java found in
the activemq distribution examples, transactions and durable queues:
Start ConsumerTool.java
Start producer 1 (Instance of ProducerTool.java)
Producer 1 sends first message
Consumer receives first message
Pause Producer 1 (I used a breakpoint)
Delete Queue
Start producer 2
Make sure at least 1 message is created by producer 2 (10 messages total)
Let Producer 1 continue (9 more messages produced)
Expected result: 20 messages consumed by the consumer
Actual Result: 11 messages consumed by the consumer. The second through tenth
messages from Producer 1 are lost and no exception is thrown.
was:
To reproduce the bug I used ConsumerTool.java and ProducerTool.java found in
the activemq distribution examples, transactions and durable queues:
Start ConsumerTool.java
Start producer 1 (Instance of ProducerTool.java)
Producer 1 sends first message
Consumer receives first message
Pause Producer 1
Delete Queue
Start producer 2
Make sure at least 1 message is created by producer 2 (10 messages total)
Let Producer 1 continue (9 more messages produced)
Expected result: 20 messages consumed by the consumer
Actual Result: 11 messages consumed by the consumer. The second through tenth
messages from Producer 1 are lost and no exception is thrown.
> Messages are lost and no exception raised when queue is deleted and created
> by another process.
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> Key: AMQ-2524
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2524
> Project: ActiveMQ
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 5.3.0
> Environment: Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, ActiveMQ standalone
> installed as a windows service via the Java Service Wrapper
> Reporter: Joshua Palmer
>
> To reproduce the bug I used ConsumerTool.java and ProducerTool.java found in
> the activemq distribution examples, transactions and durable queues:
> Start ConsumerTool.java
> Start producer 1 (Instance of ProducerTool.java)
> Producer 1 sends first message
> Consumer receives first message
> Pause Producer 1 (I used a breakpoint)
> Delete Queue
> Start producer 2
> Make sure at least 1 message is created by producer 2 (10 messages total)
> Let Producer 1 continue (9 more messages produced)
> Expected result: 20 messages consumed by the consumer
> Actual Result: 11 messages consumed by the consumer. The second through
> tenth messages from Producer 1 are lost and no exception is thrown.
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