Paul Fremantle wrote:
Yes, but what's up if i receive 100 msg of 50 mb to route? (hope it
never happens :P but i have to consider it)
Maybe Asankha will correct me, but Synapse should be forwarding
messages in constant memory because of the non-blocking IO and Axiom.
If it isn't then we should be fixing it so it does.
Yes, this is if you do not try to read the contents (i.e. for logging,
or XPath expression evaluations etc)
I am not sure how you could save and restore a message context for a
message received over http and send its response later.. unless you are
using a separate channel for the response?
asankha
Paul
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