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Mridul Muralidharan commented on BOOKKEEPER-78:
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I am not sure if I follow, but for server side filtering, the filter (class)
specified should be available at the server ?
So changing/adding a filter requires (admin) access to and (potentially ?)
restarting of the server deployment ?
If yes, I can see how it wont be very useful for most production deployments. I
hope I am missing something !
> filterable metadata fields in Hedwig's message definition
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>
> Key: BOOKKEEPER-78
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BOOKKEEPER-78
> Project: Bookkeeper
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: hedwig-client, hedwig-server
> Reporter: Matthieu Morel
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> In order to efficiently implement filtering of Hedwig messages, Hedwig should
> be able to rely on metadata information. (i.e. without needing to deserialize
> the content of the message)
> Filtering could use a subset of SQL (like in the JMS spec), leading to
> queries such as :
> "header1 like 'a' AND header2 IS NOT NULL"
> For that purpose, I propose to add customizable metadata to the definition of
> Hedwig messages, as header fields.
> Metadata must be customizable because it may be arbitrary. We should provide
> "map-like" containers according to the type of the metadata field. Metadata
> fields would be accessed by name.
> There are predefined headers for JMS that could be added as metadata fields
> such as : destination (~topic), delivery mode (persistent or not),
> expiration, priority, timestamp, correlation id (link to other message),
> reply to, type and redelivered. I think only a subset of these should be
> predefined headers, if any.
> Adding metadata fields to Hedwig messages implies modifying the message
> definition, which does not break backward compatibility when those fields are
> added as optional in the protocol buffer definition.
>
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