Hi Tim,
Stupidity hurts. I am in debug mode and was outputing the 400K string to the
console. That is what killed it.
Now the messaging takes 16 milliseconds.
Sorry about that.
Thanks,
Dennis
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| MessageProducer prod = sess.createProducer(queue);
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Hi Tim,
Could you send me the code you are using for testing?
Thanks,
Dennis
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Forget eclipse.
Just start a jboss 4.0.4 installation with jboss messaging from the command
line, then write a very simple jms application that just sends a and receives a
big message, run it from the command line and tell me what happens.
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Hello Tim,
Thanks for the quick response. Your results sound very encouageing. I didn't
bother you with the details since I thought you would experience the same
problem.
I am using:
JBoss_4_0_4_GA
JBoss Messaging 1.0.1.CR3
Windows XP Professional
Everything is on one JBoss server.
I have a
With the same setup I can send/receive a 50MB message in about 2 seconds.
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I have tried sending a text message with 500K characters of text from one
consumer to the server and receiving it again.
For a non persistent message, my send takes about 68 milliseconds, and the
receive takes about 10ms.
For a persistent message it takes 78 milliseconds for the send and 10 aga
This is strange.
Are you talking about the memory on the client or the server?
How are you measuring the memory? Are you measuring the memory before sending
and comparfing it to the value after sending?
Is the message persistent?
Are you using a database? If so, which one?
What version of mes
