I could have sworn I had read something on the wiki that indicated this
used to work (and that failing to exclude the queues would result in
duplicate messages), but I can't find it so maybe I'm thinking of something
else. Thanks for humoring my faulty memory.
So what happened when you included
We may need to support standard subscribers to the virtual topic, but it's
not a drop-dead requirement.
Having said that, we verified the broker network is working for standard
queues/topics using the above configuration, but not virtual topics, even
after removing . VT's are only working when
BTW, do you have consumers consuming directly from the virtual topic, or
only via queues? If you have no topic consumers, I believe you can just
remove your excludedDestinations entry and everything will work as
intended. As I understand it, the problems only occur when you have a mix
of queue
Correct, statically include the topics, not the queues.
On Oct 15, 2016 9:27 AM, "Devlin" wrote:
> Ok, just to be clear, we define the virtual topic statically (the one used
> by
> the producer), not the individual consumer queues. I hope it's the former
> because
Ok, just to be clear, we define the virtual topic statically (the one used by
the producer), not the individual consumer queues. I hope it's the former
because client queues for virtual topics are named using "app-version"
convention for grouping related consumers; we can't define those names
I believe that listing all virtual topics in the
staticallyIncludedDestinations element would work. Please let us know if
it works, so that the next person knows whether this is an option for them.
Tim
On Oct 14, 2016 9:07 PM, "Devlin" wrote:
> Tim,
>
> The
Tim,
The documentation on this topic (haha!) was never 100% clear to me. Here's
what we want to achieve given our architecture:
Topology
12 broker network (full-mesh)
All destinations dynamic (no static definitions)
Clients connect and reconnect with random brokers (preference to local)
The description on the Network of Brokers wiki page says that what you're
trying to do won't work without those flags set, so you should upgrade if
this is a feature you need to use.
Tim
On Oct 13, 2016 6:33 PM, "Devlin" wrote:
> Hi Tim,
>
> We managed to get working
Hi Tim,
We managed to get working virtual topics in a 2 broker network, but only for
cases where producer and consumers are using the same broker; consumers
connected to the broker where the producer is not present did not receive
messages. We confirmed the network functions as expected for
This blog post (
http://workingwithqueues.blogspot.com/2012/05/activemq-virtual-topics-or-virtual.html?m=1)
seems to indicate that you can. Please let us know if it works.
On Oct 4, 2016 8:31 AM, "Devlin" wrote:
> When customizing virtual topic consumer "prefix", can
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