On 10/08/17 19:47, Pankaj Bhagra wrote:
Gordon,
what is the meaning of "more" flags. I assume this means that server
doesn't have more data to flush ? correct ?
No, it means is there any more data to be transferred for that specific
delivery i.e. that specific message.
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On 10/08/17 18:54, Pankaj Bhagra wrote:
I wanted to experiment by disabling the flowControl. i did that by setting
"prefetch"="None" , but that didn't get going. what would be way to disable
the flow control to try out ?
You can't. Flow control is always in effect, all you can do is increase
My interest piqued by your pointer of forcing negotiation for getting
"settled" messages s.t. server can keep sending them without awaiting
client to acknowledge them. So i tried your recommendation of setting the
link option AtMostOnce. I went further and force the AtMostOnce to set the
"settled"
On 10/08/17 00:13, Pankaj Bhagra wrote:
Gordon,
Further digging on network level sniffing shows that the bulk msg_size is
limited to = 16373 (16K). this observation is inline with previously
reported issue
What do you mean by msg_size here?
Gordon,
Further digging on network level sniffing shows that the bulk msg_size is
limited to = 16373 (16K). this observation is inline with previously
reported issue
http://grokbase.com/t/qpid/users/163z91rhdy/ssl-maximum-message-size
As suggested I posted the q on the Azure SB forum too to
On 09/08/17 08:22, Pankaj Bhagra wrote:
Thanks Gordon for looking into my query. It makes sense what u said,
however i am still searching for a reason of flow control and limited batch
size.
As per your suggestion i tried increasing the link-credit to 10k, 100k, but
that doesn't change much. my
Thanks Gordon for looking into my query. It makes sense what u said,
however i am still searching for a reason of flow control and limited batch
size.
As per your suggestion i tried increasing the link-credit to 10k, 100k, but
that doesn't change much. my understanding of prefetch was that its
On 08/08/17 02:05, Pankaj Bhagra wrote:
I am trying to extract bulk messages from azure SB.
As per their documentation the azure SDK doesn't support bulk read message
and recommends using the native amqp for the Azure Service Bus. White
trying to negotiate a session with the azure SB, i noticed
