Re: Message Dequeued count increases by a lot after a message is failed to send to a subscriber

2018-02-12 Thread Tim Bain
5.15.0 is recent enough; I just wanted to make sure that you weren't using
a version 5.10 or earlier, because there were a number of
statistics-related bugs in the 5.6-5.10 range and I'd hate to be chasing
something that's already been solved.

Since it sounds like a bug, please submit a bug in JIRA for it. If
possible, please include anything you can that would help someone reliably
reproduce the problem: config files, test driver scripts or programs, etc.
Even better would be to create a JUnit test that demonstrates the problem
(and then could be used to confirm the fix once one is made),  if that's
possible. If not, then at least provide whatever you think we'd need to
reproduce the problem in a manual fashion, and the implementor of the fix
will implement the unit test as well.

Tim

On Mon, Feb 5, 2018 at 8:30 AM, kj 
wrote:

> I'm using version 5.15.0. I will download 5.15.2 and test whether I can
> reproduce this. Will keep you updated.
>
> Thanks
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Re: Message Dequeued count increases by a lot after a message is failed to send to a subscriber

2018-02-05 Thread kj
I'm using version 5.15.0. I will download 5.15.2 and test whether I can
reproduce this. Will keep you updated.

Thanks



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Re: Message Dequeued count increases by a lot after a message is failed to send to a subscriber

2018-02-02 Thread Tim Bain
That sounds like a bug.

What version of ActiveMQ are you using? If it's anything before 5.14.x, can
you please try a newer version (5.15.2, ideally) to confirm that it still
occurs in a current version?

Thanks,
Tim

On Feb 1, 2018 11:23 AM, "kj"  wrote:

> This is the story:
>
> I am testing whether messages are sent to the DLQ if a subscriber has
> failed
> to receive a message.
>
> I start off with the following settings.
>
> Topic = topic1
> Messages Enqueued = 0
> Messages Dequeued = 0
> Number of subscribers to topic1 = 1
> Retry policy count = 0
>
> I post a message to topic1 using the ActiveMQ web console. The subscriber
> receives the message as expected and it throws a runtime exception as
> expected. I except the message to be sent to the DLQ and that happens as
> expected. After this all happens I check the number of messages enqueued
> and
> it says 1, which is expected. I check the number of messages dequeued and
> it
> says 2, which is what I don't understand. I'm under the assumption that it
> should say 1.
>
> Could someone please clarify whether why the count is 2?
>
> Thank You
>
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Message Dequeued count increases by a lot after a message is failed to send to a subscriber

2018-02-01 Thread kj
This is the story:

I am testing whether messages are sent to the DLQ if a subscriber has failed
to receive a message.

I start off with the following settings.

Topic = topic1
Messages Enqueued = 0
Messages Dequeued = 0
Number of subscribers to topic1 = 1
Retry policy count = 0

I post a message to topic1 using the ActiveMQ web console. The subscriber
receives the message as expected and it throws a runtime exception as
expected. I except the message to be sent to the DLQ and that happens as
expected. After this all happens I check the number of messages enqueued and
it says 1, which is expected. I check the number of messages dequeued and it
says 2, which is what I don't understand. I'm under the assumption that it
should say 1.

Could someone please clarify whether why the count is 2?

Thank You



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