Well, what happens when you "create a connection" but
don't start it, it
will open the transport and start wire format negotiation... when
you do
connection.start().. or when you try to open a session, it will
ensure that
the connection is properly constructed, which is the expensive
part. So
sessions by themselves are cheap enough as long as the connection
is up.
I typically:
create connection
create session
create producer/consumer
set producer/consumer options
start connection, which is the last thing before returning
from the run() method
I find that if I start the connection right after Step 1, then I
occasionally see errors complaining that a message was received
before a consumer was created. Starting my connection last seems
to resolve that problem. Are you saying that it is more expensive
to do this in my order (above) than it would be if I started my
connection right after Step 1??
Mark
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