improvements. JUnit rule implementation so messaging resources like brokers can be easily configured in tests. Basic CDI integration. Store user's password in hash form by default. 1.4.0 Versions 12 Full showing failover and reconnection capabilities. perf - examples allowing you to run a few performance tests on the server standard - examples demonstrating various broker features. sub-modules - examples AMQ224079: The process for the virtual machine will be killed, as component org.apache.activemq.artemis.tests.integration.critical.CriticalSimpleTest$2@5af97 850 is not responsive While if you have critica

migrated to JUNIT 5 15.4. 2.34.0 Full release notes 15.4.1. Highlights • Extensive resiliency tests and hardening on Mirroring. • Paging performance improvements on sync. • Statistics about security improvements. • JUnit rule implementation so messaging resources like brokers can be easily configured in tests. • Basic CDI integration. • Store user’s password in hash form by default. 15.54. 1.4.0 Full release Most users will just need the client tool, but the producer and consumer tools allow performing tests in additional scenario(s): • delaying consumer start, in order to cause the broker to page • running

migrated to JUNIT 5 15.3. 2.34.0 Full release notes 15.3.1. Highlights • Extensive resiliency tests and hardening on Mirroring. • Paging performance improvements on sync. • Statistics about security improvements. • JUnit rule implementation so messaging resources like brokers can be easily configured in tests. • Basic CDI integration. • Store user’s password in hash form by default. 15.53. 1.4.0 Full release Most users will just need the client tool, but the producer and consumer tools allow performing tests in additional scenario(s): • delaying consumer start, in order to cause the broker to page • running

migrated to JUNIT 5 15.2. 2.34.0 Full release notes 15.2.1. Highlights • Extensive resiliency tests and hardening on Mirroring. • Paging performance improvements on sync. • Statistics about security improvements. • JUnit rule implementation so messaging resources like brokers can be easily configured in tests. • Basic CDI integration. • Store user’s password in hash form by default. 15.52. 1.4.0 Full release Most users will just need the client tool, but the producer and consumer tools allow performing tests in additional scenario(s): • delaying consumer start, in order to cause the broker to page • running

instructions outlined here. 15.1. 2.34.0 Full release notes 15.1.1. Highlights • Extensive resiliency tests and hardening on Mirroring. • Paging performance improvements on sync. • Statistics about security improvements. • JUnit rule implementation so messaging resources like brokers can be easily configured in tests. • Basic CDI integration. • Store user’s password in hash form by default. 15.51. 1.4.0 Full release Most users will just need the client tool, but the producer and consumer tools allow performing tests in additional scenario(s): • delaying consumer start, in order to cause the broker to page • running

improvements. • JUnit rule implementation so messaging resources like brokers can be easily configured in tests. • Basic CDI integration. • Store user’s password in hash form by default. 15.49. 1.4.0 Full release Most users will just need the client tool, but the producer and consumer tools allow performing tests in additional scenario(s): • delaying consumer start, in order to cause the broker to page • running latencies don’t include measurements collected with warmup true 47.1.3. How to compare latencies across tests? The Console output format isn’t designed for easy latency comparisons, however the perf commands

improvements. • JUnit rule implementation so messaging resources like brokers can be easily configured in tests. • Basic CDI integration. • Store user’s password in hash form by default. 15.46. 1.4.0 Full release Most users will just need the client tool, but the producer and consumer tools allow performing tests in additional scenario(s): • delaying consumer start, in order to cause the broker to page • running latencies don’t include measurements collected with warmup true 46.1.3. How to compare latencies across tests? The Console output format isn’t designed for easy latency comparisons, however the perf commands

improvements. • JUnit rule implementation so messaging resources like brokers can be easily configured in tests. • Basic CDI integration. • Store user’s password in hash form by default. 15.47. 1.4.0 Full release Most users will just need the client tool, but the producer and consumer tools allow performing tests in additional scenario(s): • delaying consumer start, in order to cause the broker to page • running latencies don’t include measurements collected with warmup true 46.1.3. How to compare latencies across tests? The Console output format isn’t designed for easy latency comparisons, however the perf commands

improvements. • JUnit rule implementation so messaging resources like brokers can be easily configured in tests. • Basic CDI integration. • Store user’s password in hash form by default. 15.45. 1.4.0 Full release Most users will just need the client tool, but the producer and consumer tools allow performing tests in additional scenario(s): • delaying consumer start, in order to cause the broker to page • running latencies don’t include measurements collected with warmup true 46.1.3. How to compare latencies across tests? The Console output format isn’t designed for easy latency comparisons, however the perf commands

load balancing and distribution capabilities. perf - examples allowing you to run a few performance tests on the server sub-modules - examples of integrated external modules. protocols - Protocol specific AMQ224079: The process for t he virtual machine will be killed, as component org.apache.activemq.artemis.tests.integration.critical.CriticalSimple Test$2@5af97850 is not responsive While if you have critica server] AMQ224080: The server proces s will now be stopped, as component org.apache.activemq.artemis.tests.integration.critical.CriticalSimpleTest$2@5af97 850 is not responsive Or if you have critical-analyzer-policy=LOG