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We've had nothing but problems with ActiveMQ and we've been using it for 4-5 year now. We've been slow on making the decision to move to a different open sourc
by jgracin 15y ago
We've had nothing but problems with ActiveMQ and we've been using it for 4-5 year now. We've been slow on making the decision to move to a different open source implementation because it is difficult to test this kind of software. I mean, ActiveMQ appears to work fine in tests, but in production, lock-ups and storage leaks happen on monthy basis. We need simple functionality, peristent queues in their simplest form. HornetQ seems like a good candidate. I'd appreciate if anyone could share their experience with it.