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Debs
Hi All,
Is there a suitable way to throttle messages being sent to a JMS queue?
I want to limit the bandwidth the application can use within a set
timeframe (e.g second or minute).
Ideally this needs to be some form of packet level control, as just
reducing the messages sent in a time frame may not help if a message is
very large. I have tried a small port forward throttling program setup
on a specific port: but after the initial call to setup the JMS
connection, a direct link is then established on another port - so this
option did not work.
To get around this, perhaps the response could be monitored so the new
port information can be extracted and the new connection also
throttled, but I don't want to write custom code to implement this if
there are better or existing solutions out there! Which I would think
there should be!
Has anyone implemented something like this, knows of existing suitable
methods, or ideas for how to implement this?
Thank you for any help!
Debs
Is there a suitable way to throttle messages being sent to a JMS queue?
I want to limit the bandwidth the application can use within a set
timeframe (e.g second or minute).
Ideally this needs to be some form of packet level control, as just
reducing the messages sent in a time frame may not help if a message is
very large. I have tried a small port forward throttling program setup
on a specific port: but after the initial call to setup the JMS
connection, a direct link is then established on another port - so this
option did not work.
To get around this, perhaps the response could be monitored so the new
port information can be extracted and the new connection also
throttled, but I don't want to write custom code to implement this if
there are better or existing solutions out there! Which I would think
there should be!
Has anyone implemented something like this, knows of existing suitable
methods, or ideas for how to implement this?
Thank you for any help!
Debs