Aidan Skinner wrote:
On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 8:38 AM, Marnie McCormack
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm coming around to the view that we need to do this work very carefully,
and I'm not sure that needing message publication to trigger flow control on
a producer is ideal. Been looking at the Active MQ producer window size and
wonder if we can't use a similar approach ?
It's definately not ideal, the window size stuff is, AFAICT, quite
similar to how 0-10 works but I don't think we can implement that with
0-8/0-9. :(
One option you have on 0-8/0-9 is to stop reading from the socket. This
should cause the TCP window to fill up, and the client will eventually
block (or run out of memory because it's stupid enough to buffer
indefinitely).
Something like this should allow you to do more sophisticated
rate-limiting type things in addition to just a binary on/off.
Of course this sort of thing is probably easier said than done given
that we use the worlds Most Irritating Network Api. ;)
--Rafael
