Added a new trustAll flag which will support trusting any client
keystore when doing testing against a broker. This setting should not
be used in production and is strictly for testing.
Extend test cases in MessageTypesTest to cover Core to AMQP combinations for all JMSTypeTests
Fix ServerJMSBytesMessage to correctly return bodyLength
Remove unused/dead code
Openwire consumer is listed twice below "consumers" tab.
First it shows correctly the requested queue consume.
Second it shows consumer from multicast queue ActiveMQ.Advisory.
The second one is internal and should be hidden.
In a cluster if a node is shut down (or crashed) when a
message is being routed to a remote binding, a internal
property may be added to the message and persisted. The
name of the property is like _AMQ_ROUTE_TOsf.my-cluster*.
if the node starts back, it will load and reroute this message
and if it goes to a local consumer, this property won't
get removed and goes to the client.
The fix is to remove this internal property before it
is sent to any client.
Update Tranformer to be able to handle initiation via propertiers (map<string, string>)
Update Configuration to have more specific transfromer configuration type, and to take properties.
Support back compatibility.
Add AddHeadersTransformer which is a main use case, and can act as example also.
Update Control's to expose new property configuration
Add test cases
Update examples for new transformer config style
- it is now possible to disable the TimedBuffer
- this is increasing the default on libaio maxAIO to 4k
- The Auto Tuning on the journal will use asynchronous writes to simulate what would happen on faster disks
- If you set datasync=false on the CLI, the system will suggest mapped and disable the buffer timeout
This closes#1436
This commit superseeds #1436 since it's now disabling the timed buffer through the CLI
Allows for JMS selectors on JMSCorrelationID as well as JMSXGroupID
and JMSXUserID along with some fixes to avoid an NPE case and fixes
to the conversion of AMQP MessageID and CorrelationID values when
doing cross protocol mappings. Adds new tests to cover more cases
of using the JMS selector with Qpid JMS and the AMQP test client.
If message senders and receivers uses different
wireformat.tightEncodingEnabled options, broker will get marshalling
problem. This is because when openwire messages are converted to
core messages, and later these core messages converted to openwire
messages, the broker uses a mashaller that comes with the connection
used to carry the messages.
For example, if a producer sents a message using option "wireformat
.tightEncodingEnabled=false" and a receiver tries to receive it
using 'true' for the same option, it'll never get it because the
broker will fail to use a "tight encoding" marshaller to
decode a 'loose encoded' message.
To fix the problem, we always use 'tight encoding' for internal
message converters.
By default, every openwire connection will create a queue
under the multicast address ActiveMQ.Advisory.TempQueue.
If a openwire client is create temporary queues these queues
will fill up with messages for as long as the associated
openwire connection is alive. It appears these messages
do not get consumed from the queues.
The reason behind is that advisory messages don't require
acknowledgement so the messages stay at the queue.
Added integration test, to prove issue, and assert fix.
Fix PersistentQueueBindingEncoding to return value, not false.
Fix some method arg name to align with class interface arg name
Added test case for cross protocol on JMSDeliveryMode proving issue, and asserting fix
Added fix to AmqpCoreConverter to ensure durability (JMSDeliveryMode) is retained.
Similar issue spotted with JMSPriority as with JMSDeliveyMode, fixing at the same time.
Added extra test case for jmspriority
Added fix for jmspriority
Justin Bertram
Chris Burlinchon
Stanislav Knot
Christopher L. Shannon (cshannon)
Michael André Pearce
Clebert Suconic
Howard Gao
Andy Taylor
Martyn Taylor
Robert Godfrey
Timothy Bish
Jeff Mesnil
Jens Reimann
Jiri Danek
Pat Fox
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