On 25 June 2015 at 09:14, Erik Aschenbrenner <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Qpid users, > > I'm having a client application which uses the Qpid JMS API to connect to an > AMQP broker. > > Is it possibe that messages which were sent successfully (without any > errors) by the Qpid JMS API did not arrive at the brokers queue? I thought > that should not happen when using the AMQP protocol. > > Some days ago I did a load test where I sent 400 messages to the brokers > request queue but I did not get the responses for 2 of the 400 messages. > Before and after the messages where sent there where no errors or anything > suspicious in Qpid logs. > > I created a ticket for the service which runs the AMQP broker and they told > me, that the 2 messages did not arrive at the broker but I have serious > problems in believing this. > > Maybe to broker only needed to long for creating the responses? > > How can I make sure that my messages where really sent over the network? > Maybe by using wireshark? > > Regards, > Erik >
Hi Erik, I would echo everything Gordon already said (thanks!), but have some quetions to add. Are you using the newer qpid-jms-client (e.g.0.3.0), or did you return to/stay using the older qpid-amqp-1-0-client-jms (e.g 0.32)? You mention 2 messages out of the 400. Which 2 exactly? The last ones, first ones, or some in the middle? What delivery mode are you using? Are you using transactions? (I see Rob typed most of these questions quicker than I did...doh. Sending anyway) Robbie --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
