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Jar Lyons updated AMQ-2217:
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Description:
I have written a test case which will demonstrate the difference between the
following two scenarios:
1. Producer sending dissimilar JMSType messages to a queue, with a client
consuming all messages (no selector).
2. Producer sending dissimilar JMSType messages to a queue, with a client
consuming every other message (using selector).
With a large enough size of test messages (for my environment about 5k),
scenario 2 will fail with delivery to the consumer halted, while scenario 1
will not.
Test Output:
waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 0, producer: 0
waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 200, producer: 5000
waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 200, producer: 5000
waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 200, producer: 5000
waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 200, producer: 5000
waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 200, producer: 5000
was:
I have written a test case which will demonstrate the difference between the
following two scenarios:
1. Producer sending dissimilar JMSType messages to a queue, with a client
consuming all messages (no selector).
2. Producer sending dissimilar JMSType messages to a queue, with a client
consuming every other message (using selector).
With a large enough size of test messages (for my environment about 5k),
scenario 2 will fail with delivery to the consumer halted, while scenario 1
will not.
> Message delivery to selector based consumers pauses if selector leaves
> messages on the queue.
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> Key: AMQ-2217
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQ-2217
> Project: ActiveMQ
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Broker
> Affects Versions: 5.1.0, 5.3.0
> Environment: Windows XP Professional 2002, Service Pack 2, Intel
> Pentium D 3ghz, various 1.5 and 1.6 versions of jdk
> Reporter: Jar Lyons
> Attachments: DiscriminatingConsumerLoadTest.java
>
>
> I have written a test case which will demonstrate the difference between the
> following two scenarios:
> 1. Producer sending dissimilar JMSType messages to a queue, with a client
> consuming all messages (no selector).
> 2. Producer sending dissimilar JMSType messages to a queue, with a client
> consuming every other message (using selector).
> With a large enough size of test messages (for my environment about 5k),
> scenario 2 will fail with delivery to the consumer halted, while scenario 1
> will not.
> Test Output:
> waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 0, producer: 0
> waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 200, producer: 5000
> waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 200, producer: 5000
> waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 200, producer: 5000
> waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 200, producer: 5000
> waiting for consumer to pause ... consumer: 200, producer: 5000
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