and have no ideas. I guess that I'm not alone, as
another person started this thread.
thanks in advance
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and have no ideas. I guess that I'm not alone, as
another person started this thread.
thanks in advance
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to restart my consumer app (tomcat
based app) to make it working. I am using activemq 5.2
Thanks,
Chaitanya
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On 2/7/12 11:32 AM, Abimael wrote:
Any news ?
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I was testing ActiveMQ HA (
I recall that I showed to my boss).
I really do not understand and , most probably is my fault, but I am not
able to see where is the problem.
Thank you very much
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Chaitanya-
There are several solutions for this, and I suggest starting with just
two brokers connected via network connectors. On the client side, you
configure the clients to point to both brokers
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, the consumer had FINISHED .
I know that if I restart consumer it will be able to get the old messages
(as I am using durable topic) and continue with the new BUT, I do not know
why it went down .
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I know that if I restart consumer it will be able to get the old messages
(as I am using durable topic) and continue with the new BUT, I do not know
why it went down .
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Hi,
I have an application deployed in clustered env (say app server1, app server2).
I also have activemq running on server1 and server2 so I have 2 brokers (one
queue on each broker). App on server1 can write to any of the queue (Q1, Q2)
but will consume only messages on Q1.
We are looking
Chaitanya-
There are several solutions for this, and I suggest starting with just
two brokers connected via network connectors. On the client side, you
configure the clients to point to both brokers and they will
automatically fail-over to the live broker if you are doing maintenance.
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