Second hornetq-configuration.xml ????

[satjboss]

Hi Can i have hornetq-configuration2.xml like
"hornetq-configuration.xml " with different queue names , diverts , bridges as that of standard hornetq-configuration.xml

I want to have different files for different servers for easy maintainence.

I found the messages are going to queues in mentioned in the hornetq-configuration2.xml but I am not able to see the any messages going over the bridge configured

any info on this would be great !!!

Thanks
Satish

[clebert.suconic]

Look at run.sh. You can specify hornetq-beans.xml, and the directory where the configurations are picked up from.


on the hornetq-beans, you can change the FileConfiguration to use a different property.

on the Configuration bean, there is a property called configurationUrl, where you can set a diffferent hornetq-configuration.xml


Anyway.. the easiest way is to have multiple directories. But you can do it any way you want it.

[timfox]

http://hornetq.sourceforge.net/docs/hornetq-2.0.0.BETA5/user-manual/en/html/using-server.html#d0e713

[sgavarini2]

Hi,
I'd like to add something regarding the file name that happened to me that may help somebody with the same issue. When I changed the default file name "hornetq-configuration.xml", it worked in FileConfiguration and you get many of the options configured, but there is a problem when you also use the tags inside that file instead of the optional hornetq-queue.xml, it won't get deployed. It also happens with the XmlDeployer subclasses, I think it's a little catch, take a look inside QueueDeployer for example:

public String[] getDefaultConfigFileNames()
 {
 return new String[] { "hornetq-configuration.xml", "hornetq-queues.xml" };
 }

That method can't be overridden, at least I didn't find an easy way, because the QueueDeployer is instantiated inside a private method of HornetQServerImpl:

queueDeployer = new QueueDeployer(deploymentManager, messagingServerControl);

and it doesn't know about your hornetq-configuration.xml new chosen name.
The end result is a:

Caused by: HornetQException[errorCode=100 message=Binding [your-queue-name] does not exist]

when you first try to use it as it wasn't loaded as part of the predefined queues.
Just my two cents, regards,
Sebastian.

[sgavarini2]

Sorry to double post, I pasted an xml tag that wasn't shown in the previous one, now I removed the angle brackets:

Hi,
I'd like to add something regarding the file name that happened to me that may help somebody with the same issue. When I changed the default file name "hornetq-configuration.xml", it worked in FileConfiguration and you get many of the options configured, but there is a problem when you also use the queues - queue tags inside that file instead of the optional hornetq-queue.xml, it won't get deployed. It also happens with the XmlDeployer subclasses, I think it's a little catch, take a look inside QueueDeployer for example:

public String[] getDefaultConfigFileNames()
 {
 return new String[] { "hornetq-configuration.xml", "hornetq-queues.xml" };
 }

That method can't be overridden, at least I didn't find an easy way, because the QueueDeployer is instantiated inside a private method of HornetQServerImpl:

queueDeployer = new QueueDeployer(deploymentManager, messagingServerControl);

and it doesn't know about your hornetq-configuration.xml new chosen name.
The end result is a:

Caused by: HornetQException[errorCode=100 message=Binding [your-queue-name] does not exist]

when you first try to use it as it wasn't loaded as part of the predefined queues.
Just my two cents, regards,
Sebastian.

[clebert.suconic]

Why don't you just use directories?