Thursday, 15 April 2010

performance - How large can a message property be in HornetQ? -


I'm using the hostname to send an email.

file attachment out-of-message (as part of the message) using an object storage system. It adds some overheads that I want to save them directly by putting them in the message properties for small files.

I know that I can send huge messaging bodies, but for larger files, object storage works well, it will be very convenient to deliver almost small files, and property value delivery if It works.

What are the ideas for message asset values? Can I make them a 100 byte array? Can this slow down things (or even break)? The headers, properties, and body buffers themselves are in the process of a simpler process in the overall buffer for the message itself;

An idea will be the size of your user window size, which will be only 1 MB by default. This is the size that will be buffer to the consumer, If you are sending messages to, your performance may be very slow because you wait for the consumer's data. It can be replaced with the consumer-window-size parameter for more information.

By dragging the comments, you may also increase your journal size and buffer size, you may be close to the boundaries. You want to see the journal's buffer size site, which is important for getting some headroom, and maybe even shape the magazine. And


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