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<P><FONT SIZE=2>I send messages(size:10kB) to a queue on single node,but with no consumers. Here is my java code:<BR>
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channel.exchangeDeclare(exec, "direct", true, false, null);<BR>
channel.queueDeclare("FirstQueue", true, false, false, null);<BR>
channel.queueBind(queueName, exec, routingKey);<BR>
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BasicProperties bp = new BasicProperties();<BR>
bp.setDeliveryMode(2);<BR>
channel.basicPublish(exec, routingKey, bp, messageBodyBytes);<BR>
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When 9000 message sent, the producer was blocked, I got a message in log :<BR>
vm_memory_high_watermark set. Memory used:288650128 allowed:211065241<BR>
alarm_handler: {set,{vm_memory_high_watermark,[]}}<BR>
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Then I stop the rabbit,restart it, but I got same messages in log .<BR>
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If I start a consumer,it receives no messages either��<BR>
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Anyone knows how many messages can a queue persist? just 9000 ?<BR>
I want to persist all the messages, is it possible?<BR>
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Anyone give me some advice? Thks . </FONT>
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