Assume I install ActiveMQ locally and started the server and send a JMS message to the ActiveMQ server.
Is this JMS message now out-of-the-box (=by default) kept persistent (e.g. in a textfile) until it is fetched from a JMS consumer? Or do I have to tell ActiveMQ message broker explicitely before (how ?) that he should make all JMS messages (for this queue) persistent? The messages should be hold even if I shutdown ActiveMQ and restart it later again. In which textfile are the JMS message hold? How/Where can I define a database (e.g. MySQL) as persistence container? Peter -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Are-JMS-Messages-stored-persistent-out-of-the-box--tp24118905p24118905.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
