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Szymon Jachim updated AMQ-6368:
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Description:
Non-blocking redelivery does not calculate exponential delivery properly when
retries of delivery are interspersed with (successful) deliveries of other mes
sages.
This is caused by the fact that last redelivery delay is stored in a field and
is overwritten delivery of other messages. A possible fix is that redelivery
delay can be calculated each time by simply doing multiplications in a loop (as
it is done in broker) or using mathematical exponent function. At the same time
redelivery count can not be a single field but an array with a counter per each
message waiting for client side non-blocking redelivery.
I can provide a patch for this and a unit tests.
Related to: AMQ-3597 AMQ-1853
was:
Non-blocking redelivery does not calculate exponential delivery properly when
retries of delivery are interspersed with (successful) deliveries of other
messages.
This is caused by the fact that last redelivery delay is stored in a field and
is overwritten delivery of other messages. A possible fix is that redelivery
delay can be calculated each time by simply doing multiplications in a loop (as
it is done in broker) or using mathematical exponent function. At the same time
redelivery count can not be a single field but an array with a counter per each
message waiting for client side non-blocking redelivery.
I can provide a patch for this and a unit tests.
Related to: AMQ-3597 AMQ-1853
> Non-blocking redelivery does not calculate exponential delivery properly
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>
> Key: AMQ-6368
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-6368
> Project: ActiveMQ
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: JMS client
> Affects Versions: 5.13.3
> Reporter: Szymon Jachim
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> Non-blocking redelivery does not calculate exponential delivery properly when
> retries of delivery are interspersed with (successful) deliveries of other
> mes sages.
> This is caused by the fact that last redelivery delay is stored in a field
> and is overwritten delivery of other messages. A possible fix is that
> redelivery delay can be calculated each time by simply doing multiplications
> in a loop (as it is done in broker) or using mathematical exponent function.
> At the same time redelivery count can not be a single field but an array with
> a counter per each message waiting for client side non-blocking redelivery.
> I can provide a patch for this and a unit tests.
> Related to: AMQ-3597 AMQ-1853
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