Thanks for looking at my message.. We have two activeMQ brokers that send messages back and forth. We are now using camel and spring configuration to define those routes
For example: <route id="SupportBundleResponse"> <description>Support Bundle Response</description> <from id="F-A2G.SupportBundleResponse" uri="activeMqVM:topic:support.messages.SupportBundleResponse"/> <to id="T-A2G.SupportBundleResponse" uri="activeMqGW:topic:support.messages.SupportBundleResponse"/> </route> We are using persistence on topics but not durable subscribers. *Sometimes* when we shutdown, a KahaDB database is written to disk with the default of 32MB. Using the unix "strings" command to look at the db.data file the file contains all of our "producing" routes. I say sometimes because it only occurs about 50% of the time. As I mentioned we use <persistenceAdapter> configuration to place the KahaDB in a different location and limit the size to 16MB. So, what I am calling the "camel" kahaDB is not using our configuration location. -- Sent from: http://activemq.2283324.n4.nabble.com/ActiveMQ-User-f2341805.html