Here's the link again - details here on how to force the list of startup destinations... http://incubator.apache.org/activemq/configure-startup-destinations.html
On 9/22/06, Tommy615 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Maybe I shouldn't use the word 'temporary'. I created the queue and send message to it. (let say 10 msg) and the queue size wil be 10. If doens't has any consumer to consume the msg and I shutdown the broker then the next time I on the broker again, the queue that having 10 unconsumed msg wil be shown up at the Jconsole. Let say for another senario is that I created the queue and send 10 msg to it and it's msg has been consumed and queue size become 0 then I shutdown the broker, but when the next time i on the broker again, the queue that i created b4 no longer exist (due to the queue size is 0 and there isn't has any unconsumed msg resided in it). Is there a way to make the queue alive even though it's queue size is 0 after I shutdown the broker and restart it again? Thanks Tommy615 wrote: > > I use Jconsole to monitor the activemq broker. I manage to create the > (temporary) queue after the broker started and I could monitor by using > the Jconsole. But once I shutdown the activemq broker and I open the > broker next time then the queue that I created before will be gone. May I > know how to make the queue still there even though I shutdown it earlier > and on it during the next time? Thanks > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-create-permanent-Queue-tf2315492.html#a6440732 Sent from the ActiveMQ - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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