Jessy created AMQ-4353:
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Summary: Behavior of "Exclusive Consumer" configured for queues on
AMQ : Behavior of Master Slave Topology
Key: AMQ-4353
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-4353
Project: ActiveMQ
Issue Type: Task
Components: activemq-leveldb-store, Broker
Affects Versions: 5.5.1
Environment: Linux,AMQ 5.5.1
Reporter: Jessy
I noticed the following behavior when I set “Exclusive consumer” property for a
queue configured on AMQ 5.5.1 installation
If say for Queue A, there were 2 consumers : con1 and con2 , both consumers are
up all the time .
Say, one of them con1 becomes the master and consumes the message
Successive message are not consumed by con1, where-in con2 is also found to
consume the message..
There is alternative consumption ,once by con1 and con2.
Master is not the master all the time ..even if master is up,slave consumes
the message in alternative fashion.
Is this the intended behavior for “Master-Slave” paradigm?
Is there any API exposed to identify which is the master and slave ,which would
help us in our logging to identify which is the current consumer of the message.
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