On 4 Jan 2010, at 20:05, Rigo Cintorn wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to find a replacement for JBoss and someone told me
to check
ActiveMQ. I'm trying to find out some information about ActiveMQ.
These are
some of the features I'm looking for:
1) Being able to detect network/socket reset /close
There is a configurable inactivity monitor - that is used to ensure a
transport is still active - if you are using the failover:// transport
(the default for the Java client). This detects network outages,
remote peers disappearing etc and is additional to the normal
detection you get (or don't) from tcp.
2) No dependencies on system date/time for read/write timeouts
could you explain what you mean here? any wait(), sleep() etc is going
to depend on the system clock?
3) Automatic retry of reestablishing socket connection (if available)
This is provided by the default failover:// client transport (in
addition to the replaying of state/messages on a failover://) - -
see http://activemq.apache.org/failover-transport-reference.html
4) Comparison of message/bytes throughput over slow network
Comparison to JBoss ? - no idea
Any info will be greatly appreciate.
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