On 08/08/2014 03:47 PM, Filipe Santos wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to bind several queues at the same time in C++.
What I'm presently doing is iterating through a list, and send a biding message
per service.
I'm assuming that is a QMFv2 message to the c++ broker, is that right?
This is quite costly since I have to send the massage and fetch the reply for
each one, if I do it sequentially I end up waiting a lot for huge amount of
bindings ( I'm trying with 15000).
Is there any way to join all the bindings into a list and send the massive
bind request?
You know you don't have to fetch the response for each message, right?
You can send all 15,000 requests then process all 15,000 responses. Each
response can be correlated to the specific request it refers to.
That would be my first suggestion. I'm not sure there would be an
obvious benefit from merging these all into a single request. There is a
little bit of overhead, but I wouldn't expect it to be the most
significant factor. (I could of course be wrong!)
I know if there is an error in a bulk I won't know which one has gone wrong,
but let's assume that I don't care about that. I also know that I don't need to
do them sequentially, I'm using threads and others techniques in order to make
it faster, but due to the amount of request it's still slow.
Best regards
Filipe Santos
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