Fix AMQCPP-760 #22
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Fix AMQCPP-760 #22
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In ActiveMQ-CPP 3.9.5, several methods in activemq/core/ActiveMQMessageAudit.cpp use subtraction against Integer::MAX_VALUE when normalizing the ProducerSequenceId. When the sequence exceeds 2,147,483,647, the subtraction results in a negative scaled index, which causes the bit array (BitSet) access to throw or behave incorrectly. As a result, messages — especially Advisory messages — are incorrectly marked as duplicates and discarded under failover conditions after long broker uptime.
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In ActiveMQ-CPP 3.9.5, several methods in activemq/core/ActiveMQMessageAudit.cpp use subtraction against Integer::MAX_VALUE when normalizing the ProducerSequenceId. When the sequence exceeds 2,147,483,647, the subtraction results in a negative scaled index, which causes the bit array (BitSet) access to throw or behave incorrectly. As a result, messages — especially Advisory messages — are incorrectly marked as duplicates and discarded under failover conditions after long broker uptime.