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Asked: 2026-05-13T19:32:05+00:00

This question comes from here but can be a totally independent question. I have

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This question comes from here but can be a totally independent question.

I have a unit test with Spring 2.5.2 and activemq 5.2.0. I create a broker (useJmx is true) using “vm://localhost”, fire a couple of messages to “myTopic1” open a jconsole to this process and I see MBeans under org.apache.activemq -> localhost -> Topic -> ActiveMQ.Advisory.Producer.Queue.myTopic1. This is the advisory topic (when a producer/consumer joins). But I don’t see an MBean dedicated for the myTopic1 itself.

This does not seem to be the case when I run activemq seperately and use my Java program to connect to it. For ex, I downloaded ActiveMQ 5.2.0 altered the activemq.xml to use createConnector=true. I started the activeMQ sent a message to “myTopic1”. I fired jconsole connected to using “localhost:1099” and I saw a JMX Bean under org.apache.activemq -> localhost -> Topic -> myTopic1 (In addition to the Advisory topic). This had attributes to tell me how many messages are fired.

Am I missing something here? Why is JMX beans different from vm://localhost (inbuilt broker creation) to the activemq server started locally ?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Apparently it was just me. The clue was in the “ActiveMQ.Advisory.Producer.Queue.myTopic1” JMX created above. I was using the following signature,

    jmsTemplate.send("topic1", textMessage);

    And now I know that Spring by default sends it to a QUEUE when we use a String destination name. So “topic1” was treated as a queue name (and not a topic). I altered the code as

    Topic topic = //physically look up the topic
jmsTemplate.send(topic, textMessage);

    and it works now.

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