BufferedTransportFilter or similar feature
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Key: AMQ-1100
URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-1100
Project: ActiveMQ
Issue Type: New Feature
Components: Transport
Affects Versions: 4.1.0
Reporter: Hernan Otero
Priority: Minor
I'm considering using ActiveMQ for an app that would transfer a large number of
messages over the http transport (across firewalls/internet). I would want to
use async messages (i.e. useAsyncSend=true) to boost performance.
Would it make sense to introduce a BufferedTransportFilter to boost performance
even further? (considering the fact that these messages would be traveling over
the internet). That is, the BufferedTransportFilter would wait a configurable
amount of time before "batching together" all the messages it received so far
(or after some configurable limit in terms of bytes and/or number of messages)
and then pass this on to the next Transport. Ideally, the Transport API would
have to be extended to allow for a onewayBatch(List<Object> messageBatch)
method (and the default implementation would just iterate over the list and
rely on the existing oneway(Object) method. HttpClientTransport could then be
extended to allow for a single POST to send multiple messages over the internet.
Is this something that was considered? Or that exists in some other form that
I missed while going through the sources?
I'd be willing to contribute some time for implementing this if the maintainers
think its a worthwhile feature to have.
Thanks,
Hernan
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