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Ted Ross updated QPID-5466:
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Description:
(For version 0.2)
At present, if there are multiple receivers for a particular address, Dispatch
delivers a copy of each message to all of the receivers. This feature adds the
ability to by-configuration deliver messages to only one of those receivers.
The configuration for this feature is per-address and defines two settings:
- _fanout_ is either Multiple or Single (and a placeholder for Group).
Multiple fanout means all subscribers receive each message. Single fanout
means that only one subscriber receives the message.
- _bias_ controls how single-fanout is treated. The following values for bias
are provided:
-- _Closest_ - each message is delivered to the closest/least-cost
subscriber.
-- _Spread_ - messages are spread indeterminately across all subscribers.
-- _Latency_ - (not implemented yet) Messages are delivered in a balanced
way to all subscribers based on the latency of acknowledgements. This mode
attempts to keep all subscribers equally fed with incoming messages.
was:
(For version 0.2)
At present, if there are multiple receivers for a particular address, Dispatch
delivers a copy of each message to all of the receivers. This feature adds the
ability to by-configuration deliver messages to only one of those receivers.
The configuration for this feature is per-address and defines two settings:
- _fanout_ is either Multiple or Single (and a placeholder for Group).
Multiple fanout means all subscribers receive each message. Single fanout
means that only one subscriber receives the message.
- _bias_ controls how single-fanout is treated. The following values for bias
are provided:
- Closest - each message is delivered to the closest/least-cost subscriber.
- Spread - messages are spread indeterminately across all subscribers.
- Latency - (not implemented yet) Messages are delivered in a balanced way
to all subscribers based on the latency of acknowledgements. This mode
attempts to keep all subscribers equally fed with incoming messages.
> Dispatch - Add different forwarding semantics for addresses
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>
> Key: QPID-5466
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/QPID-5466
> Project: Qpid
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Qpid Dispatch
> Reporter: Ted Ross
> Assignee: Ted Ross
>
> (For version 0.2)
> At present, if there are multiple receivers for a particular address,
> Dispatch delivers a copy of each message to all of the receivers. This
> feature adds the ability to by-configuration deliver messages to only one of
> those receivers.
> The configuration for this feature is per-address and defines two settings:
> - _fanout_ is either Multiple or Single (and a placeholder for Group).
> Multiple fanout means all subscribers receive each message. Single fanout
> means that only one subscriber receives the message.
> - _bias_ controls how single-fanout is treated. The following values for
> bias are provided:
> -- _Closest_ - each message is delivered to the closest/least-cost
> subscriber.
> -- _Spread_ - messages are spread indeterminately across all subscribers.
> -- _Latency_ - (not implemented yet) Messages are delivered in a balanced
> way to all subscribers based on the latency of acknowledgements. This mode
> attempts to keep all subscribers equally fed with incoming messages.
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