[openamq-dev] Basic questions about OpenAMQ
Terry Jones
terry at jon.es
Tue Jan 22 18:34:26 CET 2008
Hi all.
I'm completely new to OpenAMQ. There are a few simple things I'm wondering
about, and would really appreciate any responses.
- Firstly, this mailing list is rather quiet. Does that mean there's not
much work going on on OpenAMQ, that the developers are all physically
together and don't use the mailing list much for everyday discussion, or
something else? Note: I have no idea. I'm not trying to get myself
flamed :-) Just wondering.
- Is queue creation a cheap operation, in terms of speed and/or space? Is
OpenAMQ going to have a problem creating 1000 queues? What about 100K? I
know this depends partly on the underlying machine, so for the sake of
argument assume I have a standard Linux box with 4GB of RAM.
- Can a client find out how many other clients are listening on a queue?
- Can a client tell if a queue exists (other than by attempting to consume
from it)?
- We wrote some sample Python code to talk to a qpid server and then
adapted it to OpenAMQ. The qpid code used channels. The code continued to
work when talking to OpenAMQ. Given that OpenAMQ doesn't support
channels, does that mean that OpenAMQ simply ignores the channel? This
seems like an obvious "yes", but I wanted to ask.
Thanks for any help. Apologies if the questions are stupid or poorly worded.
Terry
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