Search ActiveMQ Connections (API) – meshIQ

This article shows how to search for ActiveMQ connections using the REST API.

Search ActiveMQ Connections

GET /activemq/connections

Search for ActiveMQ connections with optional filters and parameters.

Example Request

curl -X 'GET' \
  'http://<hostname>:8019/rest/v1/activemq/connections?nodeName=CMACTIVEMQ&managerName=Cloudactmq&brokerName=JKMessageBus' \
  -H 'accept: application/json' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic QWRtaW46YWRtaW4='

Query Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
`nodeName`	string (query)	Wildcard node name for search.
`managerName`	string (query)	Wildcard manager name for search.
`brokerName`	string (query)	Wildcard ActiveMQ broker name for search.
`connectionName`	string (query)	Wildcard ActiveMQ connection name for search.
`projects`	string (query)	Filter by projects (comma-separated list of project IDs).
`filter`	string (query)	Filter by attribute using logical operators.
`order`	string (query)	Order results by specific attributes (e.g., asc/desc).
`limit`	integer (query)	Limit number of found objects.
`attributes`	string (query)	A comma-separated list of attributes or attribute sections to retrieve.
`validateAccessForUser`	string (query)	Validate endpoint access for user.

Response Codes

200 OK – Returns an array of matching ActiveMQ connection objects.
* – Error response.

Example Response

200 OK: Returns ActiveMQ connection objects

 [
 {
   "wgsName": "MQM",
   "nodeName": "CMACTIVEMQ",
   "managerName": "Cloudactmq",
   "brokerName": "JKMessageBus",
   "connectionName": "DurableClient",
   "general": {
     "connectionId": "12345",
     "clientId": "DurableClient",
     "protocol": "OpenWire",
     "status": "Connected",
     "remoteAddress": "tcp://172.16.31.100:61616",
     "userName": "admin",
     "uptime": "1 hour 15 minutes"
   },
   "state": {
     "messagesSent": 523,
     "messagesReceived": 476,
     "pendingMessages": 12,
     "lastActivityTime": "2025-10-10T11:37:46Z"
   },
   "customProperties": {
     "property1": "value1",
     "property2": "value2"
   }
 }
]

Reference Articles

Using the REST API using the Navigator demo system

Performing REST API operations using the Swagger UI