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Apache ActiveMQ Examples

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JMS Examples

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Apache ActiveMQ comes with over 90 runnable examples. These can be found in the examples directory in the root of the +distribution folder. There are examples covering JMS as well as all the protocols and functionality that Apache ActiveMQ +supports.

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Each example has its own instructions as to how they can be run, but for most of them it is as simple as running +mvn verify -Pexample from the example directory. This will start a broker with the correct configuration, run the +example and then stop the broker. You'll need to ensure there is not a broker already running as this may conflict +with the broker that is configured and used in the example.

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If you want to run an example against an already running broker then firstly you will need to start the broker using +the example configuration. An example configuration is provided which by default to run the queue example, to run this +use the command ./activemq run --config xml:../config/examples/bootstrap.xml. + +Once the server has started run the example with the command mvn -DskipBrokerStart verify -Pexample. If you want +to run a different example simply edit the config/examples/bootstrap.xml aand change the paths to point +the correct configuration (this will be found in the directory of the example you wish to run). By default the broker +will use the data/server0 directory for the journal, to avoid problems it is best to delete this +directory between running different examples or set the ACTIVEMQ_DATA_DIR environment property in +activemq.confto use a different location

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The broker comes shipped with an in depth user manual and a bunch of examples to help you get started. The manual is accessible from the broker website. Start the broker then navigate to the Apache ActiveMQ.

-The examples are shipped inside the distribution folder under "examples": Apache ActiveMQ Examples.

+The examples are shipped inside the distribution folder under "examples"

Release Notes - ActiveMQ 6.0.0

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Apache ActiveMQ Examples

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JMS Examples

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Each example has its own instructions as to how they can be run, but for most of them it is as simple as running - mvn verify -Pexample from the example directory. This will start a broker with the correct configuration, run the -example and then stop the server so you will need to make sure there is not a broker already running

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If you want to run an example against an already running broker then firstly you will need to start the broker to use -the examples configuration. An example configuration is provided which by default to run the queue example, to run this -use the command ./activemq run --config xml:../config/examples/bootstrap.xml. Once the server has started run the -example with the command mvn -DskipBrokerStart verify. If you want to run a different example simply edit the -config/examples/bootstrap.xml and change the paths. By default the broker will use the data/server0 -directory for the journal, to avoid problems it is best to delete this directory between running different examples or -set the ACTIVEMQ_DATA_DIR environment property in activemq.confto use a different location

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  1. AeroGear Example
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  2. Application-Layer Failover Example
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  3. Core Bridge Example
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  4. JMS QueueBrowser Example
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  5. Client Kickoff Example
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  6. Client Side FailoverListener Example
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  7. JMS Client-Side Load-Balancing Example
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  8. JMS Durable Subscription Example
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  9. JMS Clustered Grouping Example
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  10. ActiveMQ Clustering with JGroups Example
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  11. JMS Load Balanced Clustered Queue Example
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  12. JMS Clustered Stand-alone Example
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  13. JMS Load Balanced Static Clustered Queue Example
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  14. JMS Load Balanced Static Clustered One Way Queue Example
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  15. JMS Clustered Topic Example
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  16. JMS Colocated Failover Shared Store Example
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  17. JMS Colocated Failover Recover Only Example
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  18. JMS Message Consumer Rate Limiting Example
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  19. Dead Letter Example
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  20. Delayed Redelivery Example
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  21. Divert Example
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  22. JMS Durable Subscription Example
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  23. Embedded JMS Server Example
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  24. Embedded JMS Server Example
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  25. JMS Expiration Example
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  26. Auto-backup Example
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  27. JMS HTTP Example
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  28. JMS Instantiate Connection Factory Example
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  29. JMS Interceptor Example
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  30. JMS Auto Closable Example
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  31. JMS Bridge Example
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  32. JMS Completion Listener Example
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  33. JMS Context Example
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  34. JMS Shared Consumer Example
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  35. JMX Management Example
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  36. Large Message Example
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  37. Last-Value Queue Example
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  38. Management Example
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  39. Management Notification Example
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  40. JMS Message Counter Example
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  41. Message Group Example
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  42. Message Group Example
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  43. JMS Message Priority Example
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  44. Multiple Fail-over Example
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  45. Multiple Fail-over/Fail-back Example
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  46. No Consumer Buffering Example
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  47. JMS Failover Without Transactions Example
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  48. JMS OpenWire Example
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  49. Paging Example
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  50. JMS Simple Performance Example
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  51. JMS Pre-Acknowledge Example
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  52. JMS Message Producer Rate Example
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  53. AMQP CPP Example
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  54. Proton qpid java Example
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  55. Proton Ruby Example
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  56. JMS Queue Example
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  57. Message Redistribution Example
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  58. JMS QueueRequestor Example
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  59. JMS Queue Selector Example
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  60. JMS Reattach Example
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  61. JMS Multiple Failover using Replication Example
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  62. JMS Multiple Failover using Replication Example
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  63. JMS Multiple Failover using Replication Example
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  64. JMS Failover With Transaction using Replication Example
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  65. JMS Request-Reply Example
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  66. JMS Colocated Failover Shared Store Example
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  67. JMS Scheduled Message Example
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  68. JMS Security Example
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  69. Asynchronous Send Acknowledgements Example
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  70. ActiveMQ Spring Example Example
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  71. JMS SSL Example
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  72. Static Message Selector Example
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  73. Static Message Selector Example
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  74. Stomp Example
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  75. Stomp 1.1 Example
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  76. Stomp 1.2 Example
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  77. Stomp WebSockets Example
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  78. JMS Failover Without Transactions Example
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  79. JMS Symmetric Cluster Example
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  80. JMS Temporary Queue Example
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  81. JMS Topic Example
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  82. Topic Hierarchy Example
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  83. JMS Topic Selector Example 1 Example
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  84. JMS Topic Selector Example 2 Example
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  85. JMS Failover With Transaction Example
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  86. JMS Transactional Session Example
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  87. JMS XA Heuristic Example
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  88. JMS XA Receive Example
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  89. JMS XA Send Example
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