Hello Iñigo-
In short, the cursors are a layer on-top of the persistence store (kahadb or
other) that manages how messages are paged from the store and dispatched to
consumers.
There are multiple message cursors available and they each provide different
capabilities to meet the needs of
Given the modifications you've made I would expect your JMS consumer to be
able to use the queue. I did a quick proof-of-concept on my own machine
with all the same changes you made and it works fine using the "consumer"
and "producer" commands shipped with the broker (which use JMS). Nothing is
Hi,
Is there anyone who could confirm if it is possible to configure Artemis in the
same way as I explained in my previous mail or if I have misunderstood the
whole things.
Thanks in advance,
Calle
Från: Calle Andersson
Skickat: torsdag, oktober 5, 2023
Hi,
I'm trying to understand how ActiveMQ's broker manages persistent messages
internally, and I have some questions that I'd like to discuss.
Persistent messages are stored in the Message Store, such as KahaDB. The KahaDB
architecture comprises several elements: datalogs, cache, BTree
