My subscriber is non-durable. Performance of non-durable should be better than
a durable one. So, I don't think this will make a difference.
My client code i.e. MessageListener looks like this:
| public class FMEventSubscriber implements MessageListener {
|
| public void onMessage(Message message) {
| if ( message instanceof ObjectMessage){
| ObjectMessage objMessage = (ObjectMessage)message;
| Integer responseMsgType;
| try {
| handleFMEvent(responseMsgType, objMessage.getObject() );
| }catch (Exception e ){
| log.error("Un-Expected error in message processing. ..");
| }
| }else{
| log.error("Unknow type of FM message receiv...");
| }
| }
|
Here, handleFMEvent calls other sessionbeans.
I have noticed that if I comment out the call to handleFMEvent() then the
message processing is fast. But, the main question here is that it(consumer)
should not block a producer.
Do I have the queue up the messages myself and then have a QueueEventprocessor
publish the messages in a background thread?
-Poonam.
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