On 09/04/2020 16:01, Nitin Phuria wrote:
Dear Jonathan,
Anytime we write message to System-B session with session.write method the
messageSent event has to be generated with it actually gets written on TCP/IP
The messageSent event is only generated when the message has been fully
written into the socket. A message can be written piece by piece,
depending on the socket capacity. Also messages can be queued until the
previous messages have been fully written.
What could happen is that if you have a slow reader on the other side,
then the socket will not be able to accept any data, because it gets full.
org.apache.mina.core.session.IoSession.write(Object)
We see that there is time difference of 10-14 seconds between timestamp of
session.write for particular message and messageSent event getting generated
for the same message.
So you have a problem in the middle. Check that the reader (ie the other
server) is processing messages fast enough. Or maybe you have network
issues, as suggests Jonathan.
In non-peak load this time difference is in 10-15 milliseconds and in peak load
(60-70 messages per second) it goes till 10-14 seconds.
60/70 msg/s is not exceptionally high, except if you are managing big
messages, or do a lot of processing on each message.
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