On Mon, Mar 29, 2010 at 10:01 PM, TMcCabe <team...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> Looks as though I might have solved the problem.
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> I am using a CPP producer and using the Apache AMQ-APP library.
> In that producer for every message sent out, I was creating a destination
> (Queue) then creating a producer then closing the producer and destination.
Yeah, that's definitely an anti-pattern and would cause dramatic
memory fluctuations with the broker.
> Looks as though AMQ doesn't like that and I thought I designed that poorly.
> Once I created destinations and producers up front in the cpp code, then
> just used the producer to send out a byte message. Memory usage seems to get
> under control.
Great!
Bruce
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