Qpid Broker-J 10.1.1 Release Notes
Qpid Broker-J is a message broker written in Java that stores, routes, and forwards messages using AMQP.
For more information about this release, including download links and documentation, see the release overview.
See also the Broker-J security page for issues addressed in this release.
Bugs fixed
- QPID-8672 - [Broker-J] High CPU Usage because of unnecessary flushCreditState() calls for all consumers of session.
- QPID-8736 - [Broker-J] NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "java.util.List.add(Object)" because "frames" is null
- QPID-8750 - [Broker-J] AsyncAutoCommitTransaction can enqueue messages out of order when a queue's messageDurability forces storage of non-persistent messages
- QPID-8751 - [Broker-J] AMQP 1.0 consumer is never resumed when the session incoming window is reopened by a flow naming another link
- QPID-8752 - [Broker-J] Connection- and session-level Subject caching
- QPID-8757 - [Broker-J] WebSocket idle checker queues unbounded tick jobs while a connection is writing, exhausting the broker heap
- QPID-8758 - [Broker-J] Ensure AMQP-over-WebSocket connections terminate after an unanswered close
- QPID-8760 - [Broker-J] ServletContextHandler.setHandler should not be called directly
- QPID-8761 - [Broker-J] QueryEvaluationException: Objects of types 'null' and 'String' can not be compared
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