[rabbitmq-discuss] a common-lisp amqp client

[james anderson]

On 2010-02-17, at 21:27 , Matthias Radestock wrote:

> James,
>
> james anderson wrote:
>> rabbitmq suppresses zero-length frames.
>> as demonstrated by this manner to implement chunking, these  
>> frames  most definitely carry information.
>> in which case, i am surprised the broker is permitted to drop them.
>
> This isn't a case of the broker dropping frames but re-chunking/re- 
> framing content.

the transcript did not indicate that there was any reframing.
the two frames with non-zero length were forwarded as published.

> That is something a broker is permitted to do and in some cases  
> even has to do since the negotiated max frame size on the publisher  
> connection and consumer connection may be different.

if that were to apply.
and where a writer and a reader agree on a frame size?
anyway, it seems quite peculiar for a broker to muck with the  
clients' data without cause.
is there any way to turn it off?