> I wonder if you run a Java based consumer at the same time - does the > Java consumer slow down too or is it just the C# one? If you just run > the Java consumer, does it still slow down? Am wondering if its a C# > specific issue
I tried the ConsumerTool from the Java examples. It doesn't suffer the same fate, which probably explains why you've not seen this before. > BTW I wonder if you get the same results with a java producer too? Ah, good question. I tried publishing 1500 messages with the example PublisherTool. This time the results were worse. The first time I ran it, the c# program kept up with the flow, but it took a few seconds for the publisher to publish the full 1500 messages. I reckoned this was nto a good test because the consumer was probably never more than 1000 messages in arrears, so I attempted to spped up the producer by redirecting the console to a file like so: ant producer > rob.out This did indeed speed up the producer, but the results were not encouraging. The Java producer completed okay, but the C# consumer only received 751 messages. I tried running the producer again (with the consumer still active) but this time the producer hung after sending message 160 and sent no more. After a few minutes I decided to kill it. When I then attempted to close the consumer it also hung whilst attempting to disconect from the broker. I reran this scenario a few times. The results were random, but repeatable. Occasionally the consumer received it's full compliment of messages and all was fine, but usually it received a few hundred and then hung. The producer would tend to hang some time shortly after the consumer. Regards ~Rob -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Topic-consumer-appears-throttled-tf2318926.html#a6486859 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
