I'm getting the same issue with the release version of 5.4.0. Deleting the
db.data avoids the problem, however, I would like to have the recovery
happen automatically without having to manually delete this file. Is there
a way to achieve this?
ripienaar wrote:
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> Gary Tully wrote:
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wanted to know if there
are plans.
Thx!
rodos77 wrote:
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> Ok, I have to finish some work first but I'll see how much I can get done
> after that. I'm not too familiar with the classes you mentioned but I'll
> see what I can figure out.
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> In principle, I c
ated from the client. See how you get on.
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> Otherwise, we can try and get this change into the 5.4 release.
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> BTW: Is there a problem with the activemq RA that stops you from using it?
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> On 22 March 2010 14:56, rodos77 wrote:
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>> I would point out
abled in the event that large transactions hang.
> Thinking more, off by default is probably the best approach as
> transactions
> that exceed the prefetch should be rare and the RAR behavior would match
> expectations.
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> On 18 March 2010 22:05, rodos77 wrote:
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single transaction. Without the extension, the broker would see a full
> prefetch and not dispatch any more and a receive could block.
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> On 15 March 2010 21:31, rodos77 wrote:
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>> JIRA AMQ-2651 opened.
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>> I would be happy to provide a patch but
JIRA AMQ-2653 created: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2653
https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2653
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JIRA AMQ-2652 created: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2652
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JIRA AMQ-2651 opened.
I would be happy to provide a patch but as I stated in my original post, I
don't fully understand the need for prefetchExtension in the case of a
transacted, asynchronous (prefetchSize > 0) consumer. If somebody could
explain it, that would perhaps give me the required know
Any responses to this or the other 2 issues I posted ? I think these are
pretty serious issues. If I'm correct, this makes AMQ non compliant to the
JMS Spec.
I've gone through the trouble of designing a test for each issue so it
should be very easy to verify the problem. Do I need to open some
In ActiveMQConnectionConsumer.dispatch() method, if the call to
sessionPool.getServerSession() results in an Exception, the message being
dispatched is never redelivered and is lost forever. In fact, it gets stuck
in the dispatch queue and can result in no new messages at all being
delivered to t
The following is an excerpt from the JMS Spec 1.1:
8.2.3 ServerSessionPool
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If the ServerSessionPool is out of ServerSessions, the
getServerSession()
method
may block. If a ConnectionConsumer is blocked, it cannot deliver new
messages
until a ServerSession
Hi,
I've searched the forum and JIRA and have noticed that the prefetchExtension
in PrefetchSubscription has caused grief before. However, I think there
still a problem.
First, I understand the purpose of the prefetchExtension for the case when
prefetchSize = 0. It allows messages to be dispat
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