JMS Streams as described on your web site and in the javadoc is very much focused on streaming large files between a producer and consumer. I have not really used this functionality yet, but I was wondering if you could comment on my interpretation of the functionality and how one might be able to reuse this functionality in an alternative way.
I have many updates that i want to send to different consumers. Each update consists of a very small amount of REAL updated data - approximately 100 bytes - plus other data pertinent to the context of the updated data and data necessary to correctly route the updated data to the appropriate consumer. In total, the messages that I finally send over the wire is approximately 1.2K bytes. What are your thoughts on reusing the JMS Streams functionality to effectively send all routing and context data once, followed by a stream of updating data? Is this at all possible to acheive using the existing implementation, and is this really something that one would even want to consider given your experience? Thanks in advance... -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Use-misuse-of-JMS-Streams-tf2037623.html#a5607461 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User forum at Nabble.com.
