Github user jostbg commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/activemq-artemis/pull/1775
@mtaylor What is the difference between saying, "Artemis, create a
non-durable queue named foo during server start" vs "Artemis create a
non-durable queue named foo the moment it is first used."
Why does it not seem to be an issue if I pre-create the non-durable anycast
queue "foo" to which a JMS client can send a message but when that non-durable
queue is auto-created the moment a message is send to it you suddenly talk
about JMS spec violations. In both cases the result is the same, the JMS client
sends a message to a non-durable queue. The only difference is the point in
time when the queue is actually created.
Following your argumentation, Artemis should generally prevent JMS clients
trying to send a message to a non-persistent queue - no matter if it is
pre-created or created on first use.
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