I have a qpid sender c++ and multiple qpid receivers in Java, using c++
broker.
I would like to know in c++ every time a java client disconnect.
Looking into this forum i found that creating a c++ receiver that listens to
qmf.default.topic/agent.ind.event.org_apache_qpid_broker.#;
{node:{type:top
Rerun the tests with --default-queue-limit 0 and still the same difference.
We already rolled back the production broker to 0.12. The tools for 0.20
will be missed.
We use the 0.20 Java and C++ clients with the broker 0.12.
Thanks
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WINNER 0.12 by about 20%
Hi all,
Here is what I did and results. TO my surprise the old 0.12 is more
performant. Am I missing something about the new release?
C++ broker , running the latency tool build from 0.20
./qpid-latency-test -b xx.xx.xx.xx -p 25670 --tcp-nodelay --size 400 --count
10
Forgot to mention the config for brokers is the same
./qpidd --auth=no --tcp-nodelay -p 25682 --data-dir=./.qpidd25682
--pid-dir=./.qpidd25682 1> ~/qpidLogs/qpid25682.log 2>
~/qpidLogs/qpid25682.log &
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