Hi Asankha, Thanks for the reply. I would also like to know,
1. > To count the number of bytes sent over JMS and report the value via JMX > The current calculation only counts the number of bytes in the JMS payload. However, the actual Message might be much larger (or am I mistaken here?); also, why can't we use a scheme like, java.lang.instrument.Instrumentation. getObjectSize() in here? 2. What's the typical purpose of a Message Formatter? JMS MapMessages wouldn't require a separate message formatter isn't it? or am I mistaken here? Thanks, Senaka
