On 23 May 2008, at 06:55, Kumar Ravella wrote:
Hi All ,
There are two Brokers Getting Created while trying to use both VM
and TCP
Protocols..
I deployed ActiveMQ inside JBoss. - activemq-ra.rar.
In my Brokre-Config i have made these setting for My Broker.
Named it as Broker1 .
Persistence set to false.
And in transport Connector i have added both
tcp://localhost:61616
&
vm://myvmbroker
But only when i try to use these two URL's in my code . It is
creating two
brokers . Broker1 and myvmbroker
Is this a normal Behavior .. ? Can't i make both connections running
in
single Broker ?
Thanks
Kumar Ravella
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Thanks,
Kumar Ravella
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So you don't need to add the vm:// connector explicitly - but if you
do make sure its of the form vm://<BrokerName> e.g. vm://Broker1
When you client connects using the urI vm://Broker1 - it will look for
a Broker called Broker1 in the VM and if there isn't a vm:// transport
connector for that broker - one will be created for it. However, if
there isn't a broker of that name - one will be spun up - which is
what is happening with your configuration - when the broker registers
the transport connector vm://myvmbroker - its spinning up another
broker with the broker name myvmbroker
cheers,
Rob
http://open.iona.com/products/enterprise-activemq
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