On 9 Oct 2009, at 22:40, RKParkJr wrote:
A project I am working on what's to use the Durable Subscription
policy. The
documentation I can find on it, implies that persistent messages
sent to a
durable subscriber will always get there, no matter how long it
takes the
client to return. I'm 100% sure that there is some limit but I'm not
sure
how to calculate this limit.
Clearly, it's related to the number and/or size of my messages. What
configurations in ActiveMQ control how many messages or how much the
size of
my persisted messages can take up? Or is there no such
configuration and
it's purely related to how much disk space I have under
${activemq.base}/data? Or is it related to the Subscription Recovery
Policy?
Thanks in advance,
Ron
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Hi Ron,
how durable is durable ? - is really only determined by how much disk
space is available. This is unique in open source messaging to
ActiveMQ - in that the depth (number of messages) for a durable topic
or queue is only bound by the amount of disk space available.
thanks,
Rob Davies
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