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How is activemq installed from apt-get different from activemq downloaded from apache?

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How is activemq installed from apt different from activemq downloaded from apache?

I installed activemq but was unable to enter the console...and all the doc's on apache approach from the assumption that you've downloaded directly.

Any thoughts?

posted Mar 7, 2015 by Dewang Chaudhary

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