JMS Port and portOffset

[Florian Schaetz <Fl...@Optitool.DE>]

Hello,

by using the attached plan, I added a new JMS topic, works fine. But now, if I set the portOffset in config-substitutions, I always get an exception when starting the server, as it seems, that somewhere is still the old (61616) port configured (see Exception.txt). Could anyone give me a hint what I will have to modify when using a portOffset?

Regards,

Flo

RE: JMS Port and portOffset

[Florian Schaetz <Fl...@Optitool.DE>]

Hi Kevan,

> Stop your server and edit var/config/config.xml: [..]

Thanks, worked like a charm.

Flo

Re: JMS Port and portOffset

[Kevan Miller <ke...@gmail.com>]

On Jun 1, 2011, at 7:48 AM, Florian Schaetz wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> by using the attached plan, I added a new JMS topic, works fine. But now, if I set the portOffset in config-substitutions, I always get an exception when starting the server, as it seems, that somewhere is still the old (61616) port configured (see Exception.txt). Could anyone give me a hint what I will have to modify when using a portOffset?

Hi Flo
Stop your server and edit var/config/config.xml:

At the bottom of this file, replace:

    <module name="console.jms/top/1.0/rar"/>

with:

    <module name="console.jms/top/1.0/rar">
      <gbean name="top">
        <attribute name="ServerUrl">tcp://${ServerHostname}:${ActiveMQPort + PortOffset}</attribute>
      </gbean>
    </module>

and restart your server.

A geronimo plugin can automatically define the default config.xml contents of a module. Making this a reproducible process.

See repository/org/apache/geronimo/configs/activemq-ra/2.2.1/activemq-ra-2.2.1.car/META-INF/geronimo-plugin.xml for an example (adjust version numbers accordingly, if you're using an alternate version).

--kevan