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Anonymous
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Wednesday, March 20, 2002 12:28 AM
I am testing my ServerSessionPool with the JMS XA/ASF Swiftlet 3.0.0. It works but it always has some messages leftover in the queue if I pump in more than 2000 messsages at once. For example, if I pump in 4000 messages in one queue, the ConnectionConsumer will process about 3947 message. If I re-connect to the JMS router and re-initialize the ConnectionConsumer, the rest of 53 messages will be consumed. If I pump in 8000 messages, there will be 103 messages left. Here what the CLI shows after I pumped 8000 messages: myrouter/sys$queuemanager/usage> lc mytest Entity: Active Queue Description: Active Queue
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I am testing my ServerSessionPool with the JMS XA/ASF Swiftlet 3.0.0. It works but it always has some messages leftover in the queue if I pump in more than 2000 messsages at once.
For example, if I pump in 4000 messages in one queue, the ConnectionConsumer will process about 3947 message. If I re-connect to the JMS router and re-initialize the ConnectionConsumer, the rest of 53 messages will be consumed. If I pump in 8000 messages, there will be 103 messages left.
Here what the CLI shows after I pumped 8000 messages:
myrouter/sys$queuemanager/usage> lc mytest
Entity: Active Queue
Description: Active Queue
Properties for this Entity:
Name
Current Value
--------------------------------------------------------------
flowcontrol-delay (R/O) 153
messagecount (R/O) 103
Entity contains no Sub-Entities.
myrouter/sys$queuemanager/usage>
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