ActiveMQ¶
Starting ActiveMQ:
ln -s ../instances-available/main /etc/activemq/instances-enabled/
service activemq restart
tail /var/lib/activemq/main/data/activemq.log
Debian’s ActiveMQ has many disabled modules (see
debian/libactivemq-java.README.Debian) so tools like the web
console don’t work.
ActiveMQ comes with different examples available at
/usr/share/doc/activemq/examples/. Some are easy to compile and
test, such as openwire/cpp (included in stretch, also works in
jessie; see its readme.md). The openwire example requires manually
installing activemq-cpp, which itself needs apt-get install
libapr1-dev libcppunit-dev.
The STOMP ruby examples work easily too (the version in jessie is
broken, use stretch’s). Copy the transportConnectors block from
examples/conf/activemq-stomp.xml in your main configuration to
enable STOMP, restart activemq and check the ruby README.txt.
Running tests from the test suite: TODO (mvn is quite tricky to
use in Debian/offline environment).