DefaultDS used in mysql-persistence cases uses a sql server on the network
(1gbps). messages are sent as NON_PERSISTENT
Why would null-persistence be running slower?
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You should explain what your test does and what your results mean.
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The timing metrics are measured internally by the EJB that contains the method
to send the message to JMS.
A message is generated by our application. This message is passed to the method
above.
A JMS producer is initialised.
A message correlation ID is generated from the message.
A JMS consumer
10 requests is nowhere near enough for this to be statistically significant.
You should try again with several thousands (or 10s of thousands) of requests.
Let the test run for several minutes before taking results.
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setting up jmeter for substantial testing.
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