Cause: When a JMS client invokes `createTemporaryQueue` on `javax.jms.Session` an address and temporary queue will be created on the broker. If the broker crashes or is shutdown before the client disconnects cleanly then when the broker restarts the temporary queue won't be there (as expected) but the address will remain and will not be auto-deleted., Consequence: Addresses with no queues will accumulate on the broker forcing manual administrative intervention, Fix: Add metadata to the address to track whether or not it is temporary, Result: Temporary addresses are not reloaded when the broker restarts.

Prepare <AMQ Broker>/examples/features/standard/temp-queue Add Thread.sleep() after the step 13. // Step 13. Close the consumer and producer messageConsumer.close(); messageProducer.close(); Thread .sleep(6000000); // Step 14. Delete the temporary queue tempQueue.delete(); Start AMQ Broker Execute the temp-queue example mvn clean install -DnoServer Stop AMQ Broker while Thread.sleep() => the temporary addresses keep to remain. (temporary queue is deleted) => <auto-delete-addresses> doesn't work