I Vadim. I see now. You are actually creating multiple consumers right?
The only way it will work is if you crate only 1 consumer per server.
The x server would be subscribe to something like:
new ActiveMQQueue("FIN.BIG.MEDIUM.SMALL");
and the y servers would subscribe to
new ActiveMQQueue("FIN.>");
And you publishers would send small messages to: FIN.BIG.MEDIUM.SMALL
medium messages to: FIN.BIG.MEDIUM
and big ones to: FIN.BIG
The thing is each server only has 1 consumer with 1 prefetch.
On 8/3/06, Vadim Pesochinsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hiram,
You got it exactly right! This is exactly what I do. The problem is that the
y servers (for either jobs) are holding messages in prefetch buffer. When
there are a lot of long jobs they do not have time to check on the real-time
queue, which keeps messages in their prefetch buffer. Thanks.
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