Please consult the setup instructions further below.
- jms-jndi Very simple demo showing use of
jndi.propertiesanddynamicQueues - request-response Basic Request-Response MEP implementation (uses scala-spring for JMS templates). Only one of the sent messages is correlated, to illustrate it works. Run the consumer first
- broker-network Demo which sets up a network of three brokers. Then sending on to broker1 and
receiving on broker2 and broker3. Use
setupBroker1AndSendMessage(None)to setup the brokers without a network to see the difference. Jolokia enabled; connect using Hamtio Chrome extension (port:8777, path :/jolokia, username/password:smx/xms: - wildcards shows how messages sent to "demo.news.europe|asia|etc" are received using
demo.news.* - virtual-topics illustrates a Queue receiver on a topic.
- exclusive-consumer demonstrates exclusive consumption on a queue.
- composite-destination You need to manually copy/paste the composite destination into the activemq configuration file (see composite-queue.conf.xml). Then run the client (using maven) and observe the queue size in hawtio
- fail-over Run the two brokers using the sbt-activemq plugin. You can eiher start them in the same sbt process or in separate processes (which makes killing the broker possible).
- stomp-telnet has its own README.md
- websockets has its own README.md
- embedded-broker Showing embedde brokers as well as demonstrating jdbc journalled persistence. Has its own README.md
- mqtt Illustrates use of mqtt protocol. Has its own README.md
These demos have been developed and tested with ActiveMQ 5.10, Java 7-8 and SBT 0.13.5.
You could run against the standalone version, or prepare a kara instance. The instructions for setting up your karaf instance are below.