[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
Having a message queue designed so that each queue (message type) is assigned
to one process for reading. How do you handle a situation where the reading
process of a given queue doesn't function and messages still arrive to that
queue?
1. Will the queue fill up untill blocking the entire resource?
2. Can the blocking issue effect other message queues supposebly used by other
applications?
3. Can you identify from a different process that there is a queue filling up?
4. Can you clear the overflown queue?
Which message queue implementation - POSIX mq, Sys V mailboxes,
something you wrote?
But the simplest answer is to not use the same queue for multiple
readers - use different message queues.
Gilad
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