Hey,
Our queues usually grow much faster than the database can accept data from
the consumer, so they tend to be very large. I'm not sure if this has
anything to do with it.
But the service stopped responding (queue just kept growing, and consumer
wasn't reading any data).
So I killed
I meets a exception when I start slave broker. Anyone have met the same issue
like that? How can I fix it? Any suggestion is appreciated. Thank you very
much.
My enironment:
1. computer A is running AMQ5.0.0 as master MQ
2. Computer B is running AMQ5.0.0 as slave MQ
I follow the guide from
Hello,
I am trying to interface php with ActiveMQ using STOMP. I followed
instructions given at the following URL's:
http://activemq.apache.org/getting-started.html#GettingStarted-StartingActiveMQ,http://activemq.apache.org/getting-started.html#GettingStarted-StartingActiveMQ
Hey Jim,
I can help you with cutting the release.. You should probably start
out by cutting release candidates and pushing the tar balls up to your
public_html directory on the people.apache.org machine. That way we
can all help checking it out to find out the missing bits.
Regards,
Hiram
On
Does multicast transport exist in 5.1? Reliable using JGroups/JRMS or
unreliable.
According to this http://activemq.apache.org/uri-protocols.html, one might
think it does.
If it does, how can I use it?
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Hi,
Our application sends RPC-like requests over the bus to a set of remote
instances.
We create a temporary queue and embed it in the outgoing request using
Message.setReplyTo(tempQ).
Is there a way to accomplish this using topics selectors? Has anyone
played with this and if so,
how did
Thanks for the info . First i was able to get the active-mq-cpp to compile
on ubuntu with no issues unfortunately i am still stuck on linux_redhat EL 4
( our production problem) . In your comment i see something about copying
the cppunit file . what file do you copy where ? First i modified
Hi Shimik,
I'm looking for the same info, although I'm currently on 4.1.2.
When I did a code dive, I noticed that there are multicast connectors
(transport network) although they appear to be unreliable. My attempts
to use it have been unsuccessful so far.
Good luck,
D.
Shimik wrote:
does anybody know where i can download binaries/rpm for activemq-cpp for
redhat linux el4
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2008/7/16 David Crisp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Our application sends RPC-like requests over the bus to a set of remote
instances.
We create a temporary queue and embed it in the outgoing request using
Message.setReplyTo(tempQ).
Is there a way to accomplish this using topics selectors?
Hi, just to clarify. In my last post, when I mentioned 'all the pending
messages are in memory', I actually mean uncommitted messages within a
transaction. Again, can someone confirm if this statement (all uncommitted
messages are kept in memory) is true?
aliu wrote:
The reason I've been
Hi Mike,
I've seen nothing like this in the docs. How about explicitly
acknowledging
receipt of the message before processing the message content? If you run
out
of heap while processing the message, it won't be redelivered.
-D
Michael Woodson wrote:
I'm working on a consumer that
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 8:46 PM, yanhongsan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To Bruce :
Your method is to start the broker with programmatic configuration for
ActiveMQ. Are there methods to add networkconnectors with program after
start ActiveMQ with activemq.bat ?
AFAIK, the only way that
According to these posts there are others who are looking for the same thing.
I can't figure out if it exist or not.
http://www.nabble.com/Reliable-Multicast-and-ActiveMQ-td17806853.html
Currently there are no official rpms or binary distributions of
ActiveMQ-CPP. Given the vast number of OSes and Compilers that are in
use its quite hard to supply binaries for them all. There has been some
work done to make it possible to create debian packages and redhat rpms,
but we are still
What is the version of your g++ compiler? I think we've built with g++
versions as old as 3.4.5 without issue. You need to use a version that
supports covariant return types.
Regards
Tim.
On Wed, 2008-07-16 at 08:50 -0700, subrash wrote:
Thanks for the info . First i was able to get the
I am passing instances of a class from a single producer to a group of
consumers. The class contains an integer id field that defines the
consumer. I am searching for advice on how to properly route data through
ActiveMQ.
So if I have Class X that has a field Y, how can I route messages in a
The second posting's thread states that reliable multicast is currently on
the todo list and that JGroups is not an option, because JGroups is LGPL
and slow.
Joe
www.ttmsolutions.com
Shimik wrote:
According to these posts there are others who are looking for the same
thing. I can't figure
IMO, the best option for implementing that sort of routing pattern is Camel.
Your other option is to rely on message selectors. Your producer can assign
the value of field Y to a message property; the property is then referenced
w/in a message selector. You can have the consumer specify the
Hans Bausewein wrote:
everett wrote:
In the end, due to somewhat severe time constraints, I decided to use
RabbitMQ because it is well-documented and and actually works.
Thank you for your help anyway, Hans.
There is a lot on their roadmap, but apparently not so much done,
The default is multicast://239.255.2.3:6155
You can find it in
org.apache.activemq.transport.discovery.multicast.MulticastDiscoveryAgent.java
However, you may want to look closely at AMQ-1489 and the comments at the
top of
I have met the bugs of pure master/slave clustering on the AMQ 5.0.0. The
issue is that master broker is down when I kill the slave broker
ungracefully. I can't access AMQ web
page(http://localhost:8161/admin/queues.jsp) and can't send any messages to
MQ using ant producer provided by AMQ
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