[rabbitmq-discuss] Consumer Callback

[Steve Powell]

Dear Fang,

The overhead of persistent messages is not going to be that great (some background I/O will be going on) as a persistent message doesn't AFAIK translate into a serial write, let alone a force (fsync).  So similar send/receive rates is not too surprising.

Setting autoAck=true should mean that delivered messages can be discarded sooner, but I'm  not sure what you think is wrong with your scenarios.
I assume that you declare the queue autoAck=true in both the producer *and* consumer code (just checking).

Can you be a little more specific about what you think you *ought* to be seeing, and what you *do* see?

Steve Powell  (a happy bunny)
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On 11 Aug 2011, at 00:55, fangbot wrote:
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