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Buchi Reddy B commented on AMQ-3802:
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{code}
use Net::Stomp;
my $stomp = Net::Stomp->new( { hostname => 'brokerhost', port => '61613' } );
$stomp->connect( { 'client-id' => 'test_subscription', login => '', passcode =>
''} );
print "connected \n";
$stomp->subscribe({ destination => '/topic/test_topic',
'activemq.subscriptionName' => "test_subscription"});
$stomp->subscribe({ destination => '/topic/test_topic1',
'activemq.subscriptionName' => "test_subscription"});
print "subscribed \n";
sleep(5);
$stomp->unsubscribe({destination => '/topic/test_topic' });
$stomp->unsubscribe({destination => '/topic/test_topic',
'activemq.subscriptionName' => 'test_subscription' });
$stomp->unsubscribe({destination => '/topic/test_topic1' });
$stomp->unsubscribe({destination => '/topic/test_topic1',
'activemq.subscriptionName' => 'test_subscription' });
print "unsubscribed \n";
$stomp->disconnect();
{code}
> Successful unsubscribing should not report inactive durable topic subscribers
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: AMQ-3802
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-3802
> Project: ActiveMQ
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Broker
> Affects Versions: 5.5.1
> Environment: Solaris,Linux
> Reporter: Bhanu
>
> An unsubscribe call should remove the client from inactive durable topic
> subscribers list. In the current broker behavior, even if a durable consumer
> unsubscribes & shuts down gracefully, the broker marks the durable subscriber
> as inactive. If this durable subscriber was never meant to come up again(as
> in my case where i am testing rigorously using unique client-ids each time
> based on pid) then broker will unnecessarily mark a lot of consumers as
> inactive durable.
> For inactive durable subscribers, there is no distinction between a
> subscriber going down abruptly or unsubscribing & going down gracefully.
> This should be improved I think. Moreover, any tips on how to remove those
> 1000s of inactive subscriptions dangling in my Jconsole ?? Destroying each
> manually isn't an option !
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