James.Strachan wrote:
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> Probably - your best bet is to watch the JVM in JConsole to see how
> much RAM is really being used - its easy to get confused with the GC
> stuff using ps.
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Thanks for the reply ... I don't kno
I've noticed that the activemq instance is consuming a huge amount of memory
... it's only been running for about 3 hours and has only received about 20
messages sent to a single topic with a single subscriber.
Mem: 2075844k total, 1562568k used, 513276k free,92444k buffers
Swap: 26506
>Am not sure what you mean by 'only the most recent message sent stays
>on the queue' - do you mean topics?
Looks like a topic is what I was looking for.
Thanks :)
Paul
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Hi all.
I am trying to set up a queue so that only the most recent message sent
stays in the queue. I had hoped that
Would do that for me, but it doesn't seem to be doing the trick.
After a few days blindly stumbling around trying to get the xml
configuration to work I though
Bob Kendall wrote:
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You can set the defaults in
$JRE_HOME/jre/lib/management/management.properties
Setting the properties via the environment variable didn't work for me, but
setting them here did.
Cheers,
Paul
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thing is working as expected now ... thanks for your offer of
assistance.
James.Strachan wrote:
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> Could you give a real example of the XML you are using as the one you
> mentioned is invalid (no namespace and a typo on the root element).
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> On 8/18/06, pauldale <[EMAIL PROT
Hi all,
I've been attempting to get activemq 4.0.1 working with an xml configuration
file.
I'm using
./activemq xbean:config.xml
and it says
Loading message broker from: xbean:activemq.xml
But it still shows the default configuration on the output, e.g. changing
the port, adding the name, e
>> Perhaps a user's guide?
> I'm afraid not.
If I were to write up a skeleton "getting started" sort of document with
indications of where things are a bit hazy would you (or someone else?) be
willing to flesh it out?
>For logging as the page you mention says, we use Jakarta Commons
>Logging to
Greetings,
I'm trying to get my head around activemq and have been having a really hard
time finding documentation that is helpful. Everything on the activemq site
seems to be one or two-liners which aren't really helpful.
Is there any source of documentation or tutorials with more comprehensiv
Hi all,
I'm new to activemq and have just done the basic install and producer and
consumer examples. I want to write a producer using stomp (in python) and am
having a great bit of difficulty finding any documentation. The codehaus
stomp site has been down the last couple days and I haven't found
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