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Date: Fri, 22 May 2009 08:28:23 -0700 (PDT)
From: plester3738 <paul_lester@emainc.com>
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Subject: Is it possible: Stop large message already in progress?
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We have a requirement where we must prioritize messages prior to placing them
in an ActiveMQ queue. However, we are variable bandwidth connection that
could degrade during application operation. 

If we are sending a large object, say an image of 5 MB, and our bandwidth
degrades during the send, we need to be able to stop the currently
in-progress ActiveMQ message so that a higher priority, smaller message can
go first. We can place the image back into the queue later.

Is there a way to stop a message that has already started down the line via
JMX or directly? 
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