Non-persistent messages on a Queue expire prior to TimeToLive for small values
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Key: AMQ-1162
URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1162
Project: ActiveMQ
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Broker
Environment: AMQ - 3.2.1; Client - Windows XP SP 2; JRE1.5.0_06
Broker - Windows XP SP 2 or Linux RedHat 8.0
Reporter: Bruce Craigie
In ActiveMQ3.2.1 non-persistent messages on a Queue expire prior to TimeToLive for relatively
small values.
I assume the cause is clock discrepancies between the client and broker machines..
The objective of timeToLive is to determine how long the Broker retains a message before discarding
it.
Since clock differences can be significant and since the original message TimeToLive and the
original message timeStamp do have a common reference(clock), it would seem to make sense
for the Broker to recalculate the timeToLive based on the difference of these two values.
SEE ALSO: Bug AMQ-975
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