MessageServlet UTF-8

Hi there, we're facing the issue that the MessageServlet does not serve the messages as UTF-8. Though we defined the defaultContentType to text/xml;charset=UTF-8 in the web.xml - jetty overrides the charset. Is there another solution than writing a custom servlet? Regards Ralph -- View this

ActiveMQ advantages/disadvantages with/ without SSL

Hi All, I am new to ActiveMQ, I need to configure SSL for activemq communications. Please let me know what are advantages / disadvantages with SSL. 1. If I am go ahead without ssl what are the advantages/disadvantages? 2. If I am proceed with SSL what are the advantages/disadvantages? thanks in

Active MQ Message Processing Failed

Hi ,I am sending multiple text messages in a loop which sends around 5000 test messages one by one.After sometime the active MQ drops few messages by throwing the below error.It does not process all the messages and few messages were not processed due to the following error.Please someone can help

Re: Using Broker clusters, javax.management.InstanceAlreadyExistsException:xx

I found the problem came back. It is not caused by JMX configuration. And probably, after the restart will be good for a while, i found. I have no solution. -- View this message in context:

Re: Using Broker clusters, javax.management.InstanceAlreadyExistsException:xx

Are you able to make a minimal test case that illustrates the problem consistently and quickly? (Ideally this would be a single consumer on a single destination; the simpler the better.) If you can make something that someone else can easily run to demonstrate the problem, one of us would be

Re: ActiveMQ advantages/disadvantages with/ without SSL

The only ActiveMQ-specific aspect of this question is that to use SSL you have to configure it appropriately: http://activemq.apache.org/how-do-i-use-ssl.html. So there's a cost of a small amount of effort. Otherwise you can research whether you should use SSL in general via Google:

Re: Active MQ Message Processing Failed

Which version of the broker and client are you using? If you are using an older version of the broker or the client you could try updating to newer versions to see if the problem still exists. If you are using the newest versions, are you able to reproduce this issue in a unit test or test case?

Re: Active MQ Message Processing Failed

I agree on the versions - first match the client and broker version and see if that helps. Running with the latest too is a good idea to make sure this isn't a bug that was already fixed. With that said, one workaround that may help here - disable the cache feature in the protocol (it helps by

Not able to disconnect http(REST) clients

Hi, I am using ActiveMQ-5.11. I am running embedded Jetty server and using MessageServlet as mentioned http://activemq.apache.org/rest.html to send and consume. Once I create a consumer or producer to messages, I am not able to disconnect it later. I can see in Jconsole that these

Re: Disabling SSLv3 in embedded web-console jetty

Have you found a solution for this case ? Thanks !! -- View this message in context: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/Disabling-SSLv3-in-embedded-web-console-jetty-tp4687156p4698861.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Re: If my ActiveMQ brokers are down, how do I tell my producer to stop blocking the thread?

The failover transport will retry forever by default, so a failure to connect will never result in control being returned to your code. If you want that, you can set the maxReconnectAttempts URI option to return control after a certain number of successive failures. See

If my ActiveMQ brokers are down, how do I tell my producer to stop blocking the thread?

My producer resides in a web application. The failover switch works as intended, however, when both of my ActiveMQ brokers are down, it doesn't seem to timeout and just throw an exception. What I want to achieve is a non-blocking producer. My broker URL is basically: