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Wildfly 10 JMS message content

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问题 I have an application that is using multiple JMS Queues. Problem with the application is that it is almost not creating any logs. I would like to avoid stopping the application, updating the sources and starting it once more (however, if there will be no another way to do this, I will be forced to do that). Application is running on remote server, so remote debugging is just pain because of amount of the messages. I was thinking, if is there a way to see the content of the messages on the

How to set up messaging subsystem using CLI in Wildfly

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问题 Does anyone have an example script for setting up the messaging subsystem in Wildfly using CLI? The perfect example would be the CLI needed to take a server running the standalone.xml, and after running the CLI script it has the messaging subsystem as defined in the standalone-full.xml. The examples I've found so far all start with the assumption the messaging subsystem is already in place. 回答1: Here's the script to add messaging. This adds the messaging subsystem, and makes it look like the

How to set up messaging subsystem using CLI in Wildfly

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Does anyone have an example script for setting up the messaging subsystem in Wildfly using CLI? The perfect example would be the CLI needed to take a server running the standalone.xml, and after running the CLI script it has the messaging subsystem as defined in the standalone-full.xml. The examples I've found so far all start with the assumption the messaging subsystem is already in place. Here's the script to add messaging. This adds the messaging subsystem, and makes it look like the subsystem when running standalone-full.xml. /extension=org.jboss.as.messaging:add() batch /subsystem