On 03/14/2012 02:53 PM, Phil Harvey wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking at the description of the queue declaration argument
x-qpid-maximum-message-size
on
https://cwiki.apache.org/qpid/qpid-extensions-to-amqp.html. It doesn't
match how the Java broker interprets this argument.
The wiki page says that an alert is produced "if the queue gets above this
size (in bytes)". However, the Java broker's behaviour is to alert if a
single message exceeds this size.
I have two concerns:
1. I think this sort of "formal" documentation should be checked in as
docbook content, rather than using the relatively uncontrolled wiki.
2. Maybe the C++ broker is interpreting this argument differently to the
Java broker, which would be a Bad Thing. Can anyone from the C++ community
clarify?
The c++ broker interprets it as per the text. I.e. it is an aggregate
size for the queue. If one message breaches that size then of course an
alert would be sent immediately; if it takes 100 messages to reach that
size the alert will only be raised after those 100.
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