So was this actually a broker related thing rather than a Java client
runtime thing - looks like it from the JIRA?
I could have *sworn* that I'd created queues of 5 or 6 GB
administratively via qpid-config a while back, did I imagine that or is
it a different part of the code that handles queues created via address
strings?
Frase
Gordon Sim wrote:
On 08/12/2011 05:56 PM, Fraser Adams wrote:
I did wonder, when I tried to trace what was happening I seemed to come
up to a dead end as nothing seemed to call setMaxSize(). I was beginning
to think I was going a bit loopy :-)
However my original question remains - is there a limit of 2GB imposed
anywhere on the queue size created from an Address string as a result of
an Integer being used instead of a Long. A colleague of mine seems to
think so.
Yes, but it is now fixed on trunk (and in the 0.12 release under vote
at present). See https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/QPID-3140.
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