List of Tables

Chapter 2. Understanding message-oriented middleware and JMS

Table 2.1. JMS selector syntax

Chapter 4. Connecting to ActiveMQ

Table 4.1. Summary of network protocols used for client-broker communication

Table 4.2. Summary of protocols used to network brokers

Chapter 5. ActiveMQ message storage

Table 5.1. Configuration options available for the KahaDB message store

Table 5.2. Configuration properties for the AMQ message store

Table 5.3. The columns of the ACTIVEMQ_MSGS SQL table

Table 5.4. The columns of the ACTIVEMQ_ACKS SQL table

Table 5.5. The columns of the ACTIVEMQ_LOCK SQL table

Table 5.6. Configuration properties for a fixed size subscription recovery policy

Table 5.7. Configuration properties for a fixed count subscription recovery policy

Table 5.8. Configuration properties for a query-based subscription recovery policy

Table 5.9. Configuration properties for a timed subscription recovery policy

Chapter 10. Deploying ActiveMQ in the enterprise

Table 10.1. Slave broker properties

Table 10.2. Master broker properties

Table 10.3. Configuration properties for a static transport

Chapter 11. ActiveMQ broker features in action

Table 11.1. Properties from the list of 12 ActiveMQ advisory topics

Table 11.2. Properties for the connection DOT plug-in

Table 11.3. Properties for the destination DOT plug-in

Table 11.4. Properties for the logging interceptor

Table 11.5. Properties for the message timestamp plug-in

Chapter 12. Advanced client options

Table 12.1. TransportConnector properties for updating clients of cluster changes

Table 12.2. TransportConnector properties for updating clients of cluster changes

Chapter 13. Tuning ActiveMQ for performance

Table 13.1. OpenWire tuning parameters

Table 13.2. ActiveMQ acknowledgment modes

Chapter 14. Administering and monitoring ActiveMQ

Table 14.1. ManagementContext properties

Table 14.2. Logging plug-in properties