On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 11:35 PM, Steven Turner
<steventurner...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hi ActiveMQ team,
>
> Could somebody please help me understand the format of ActiveMQ connection
> id and client id. For example, I see this line in broker logs.
>
> 20130926 11:52:52:284 IST (ActiveMQ Transport:
> tcp:///10.240.170.64:40739@61616)
> org.apache.activemq.broker.util.LoggingBrokerPlugin 188 INFO - Adding
> Connection : ConnectionInfo {commandId = 1, responseRequired = true,
> connectionId = ID:desh0041.hyd-32812-1380176571908-1:1, clientId =
> ID:desh0041.hyd-32812-1380176571908-0:1, clientIp =
> tcp://10.240.170.64:40739, userName = test, password = *****, brokerPath =
> null, brokerMasterConnector = false, manageable = true, clientMaster =
> true,
> faultTolerant = true, failoverReconnect = false}.
>
> I would like to understand what are the different attributes in connection
> id and client id here apart from the client's host name. For example, 32812
> here is neither client's port nor its process id. What does it represent?
>
It's a randomly generated number. It's gathered by picking a random port.
> What does 1380176571908 represent here?
>
It's the time in milliseconds on the system that started using ActiveMQ's
ID Generator
> Why are they not same here?
Because two different id generators are used. They have two different
meanings.
> connectionId = ID:desh0041.hyd-32812-1380176571908-1:1
> clientId = ID:desh0041.hyd-32812-1380176571908-0:1
>
> Please also help me understand the following:
> 1. Is connection id and client id guaranteed to be unique for every client
> (producer or consumer) in every run? Can I assume that at no times two
> connection ids/client ids will be same?
>
ConnectionIDs are guaranteed to be unique for every connection. You can
have a multiplicity of producers/consumers per connection.
ClientIDs aren't necessarily unique across all connections because they can
be set by the client on the ConnectionFactory.
> 2. Are these created on the broker side or created on the client side?
>
Client side for JMS. Server side for STOMP.
> 3. I see some difference in connection id and client id for JMS and STOMP
> clients? For example, the connection id for jms client has client host in
> it
> but connection id for stomp client has broker host in it? Why this
> difference and inconsistency? Please help me understand.
>
Shouldn't be. The code on client for JMS connection:
connectionIdGenerator = new IdGenerator();
code for stomp connection on server:
private static final IdGenerator CONNECTION_ID_GENERATOR = new
IdGenerator();
>
> Thanks a ton!
>
> -Steven
>
>
>
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