Ok I don't think that this is the problem. At least to me the problem is that the basicQueue attempts to cash every single message. This is a big problem since messages can build up over time to millions adding up to GB of data. Today, as it stands, if the the MDB side shuts down for more than one hour, the messages sitting in the queue will build up to over 400,000. Even if it is just the header, it is not good enough. There needs to be a more effective memory managament such as setting limitations to how much data can be loaded into the basicqueue at once. Let me look into this a little more to see what can be done.
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