As I'm figuring the ins-n-outs of xmlBlaster I'm trying to put together a presentation on the topic. I've posted the slides I have so far concerning QOS at ftp://kalamazoolinux.org/pub/pdf/xmlBlaster.pdf I'd appreciate it if someone would take a look and offer their opinion on the accuracy, although there isn't much there yet.
But I've come up with a few questions that the documentation seems iffy about - 1 - Does the sender of the message actually set the "<sender></sender>" tags or are these added when the message is recieved? 2 - Does the priority tags really have any effect? On the order the messages are delivered, etc...? 3 - On a published message the examples in XMLQoS show an XPATH statement in the <destination> tags. Is this actually used? I though XPATH queries were run against the keys of queued messages? -- ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message undoubtedly processed by the purely benevolent "US Department of Homeland Security", but don't worry... they're only goal is to protect life, liberty and the pursuit of property.
