On 13 Dec 2008, at 10:29, emc2family wrote:
Hi,
it sounds like per destination memory limit is a sub-allocation of the
broker's system usage memory limit. in other words if broker mem
limit is
50 mb, then per destination mem limit is part of that instead of in
addition
to that. if anybody can confirm this please i'd appreciate it.
thanks a
bunch.
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Yes - that's correct! - the system usage always overrides the
destination memory too - so if you have 10mb of space left in a
destination - but none left in the broker's overall memory (used up by
other destinations) - then you're producers will still block ...
cheers,
Rob
Rob Davies
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