Fuse Message Broker 5.0.0.26 is just released. It’s mostly a work towards better stability, but there is also a couple of important bug fixes (release notes). If you’re still on ActiveMQ 5.0 branch, be sure to give it a try.
Author: Dejan Bosanac
Unacking messages with Stomp
Quite often people ask how to “unacknowledge” the message using Stomp. I wrote a brief FAQ entry (with an example): http://activemq.apache.org/how-do-i-unack-the-message-with-stomp.html Also, be sure to use 5.3-SNAPSHOT (or later), since there were some improvements in that area recently.
Fuse Message Broker 5.2.0.2 released
Fuse Message Broker 5.2.0.2 has just been released, with a couple of issues fixed. You can find release notes here. I would like to take this chance to explain Fuse releases a bit and how you can easily switch between Apache and Fuse releases of ActiveMQ. Apache ActiveMQ and Fuse Message Broker are practically the… Continue reading Fuse Message Broker 5.2.0.2 released
New chapters of ActiveMQ in Action are available online
If you’re looking for ActiveMQ documentation, you can try reading online chapters of “ActiveMQ in Action” using Manning Early Access Program (MEAP) – http://www.manning.com/snyder/ New chapters has just been added: Chapter 2 provides a detailed overview of ActiceMQ Chapter 4 explains ActiveMQs message persistence options Chapter 7 addresses the aspects related to providing messaging services… Continue reading New chapters of ActiveMQ in Action are available online
Message groups just got a bit better
As the first sentence of the message groups documentation page says: message groups rock. One of the problem with them, however, was an inappropriate behavior in case you’re adding your consumers for the messages already stored in the broker (with appropriate message group parameters set). This also causes that message groups are not honored in… Continue reading Message groups just got a bit better
Sending over failover transport with timeout
The failover transport proved to be useful for many use cases, but had one drawback. When no browsers are available, your send operation will hang. One of the ways to deal with this is to use TransportListener to detect and handle those cases. From 5.3 version onwards, you will be able to use new timeout… Continue reading Sending over failover transport with timeout
Apache ActiveMQ 5.2
Apache ActiveMQ 5.2 is finally released. It is mainly a maintenance release, but there are also a couple of new features, like extended Advisory support and such. If you use ActiveMQ, be sure to give this release a try.
Stomp v1.1 thoughts
Update: There is now a wiki page on Stomp site for this, please go there if you are interested in Stomp v1.1 As discussed in this thread some time ago, there is a need to start working on Stomp version 1.1 protocol specification (and implementation), if nothing else then to support types for message properties.… Continue reading Stomp v1.1 thoughts
Jettison in practice
Joel Confino of Chariot Solutions, LLC wrote an article on building Web 2.0 Web applications using jQuery, Spring MVC, and XStream/Jettison. It’s good to see Jettison in practice 🙂
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