2008/7/24 Shahbaz Chaudhary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > As mentioned in a previous email, the only reason for this I can think of is > that the queues are not getting dequeued fast enough (the clients are too > slow) and they start to fill up. > > I spent some time going through the JMX monitor (VisualJVM), but, frankly, I > can't tell which queues are the ones taking up all the memory.
It would be useful to know if you have any queues with messages on them. It doesn't really matter at this stage whether you can tell which queue is the problem - having queues with lots of messages on them will at least help us rule out other types of bug. > How can I resolve this? How many clients do you have? I would start with one client and check the queue depth(s), and increase the number of clients. > If C# clients were keeping up with the trunk version of qpid, I'd just > upgrade and see if the issue gets resolved :) There is an M2.1 release which is newer, however right now I would try to do some diagnosis before upgrading anything. Robert
