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Bela Ban commented on JGRP-1540:
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The bundler works similarly to TransferQueueBundler2: it polls the queue for messages
until one of 3 conditions are met (then it sends the messages removed in the current
batch):
# The messages removed in the current batch exceed the max size
# The time has elapsed
# The queue is empty
When the queue is empty, the polling thread switches from poll() to take() which is
blocking. When a message has been removed by take(), the subsequent operations use poll()
again.
TP: simplified message bundler
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Key: JGRP-1540
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JGRP-1540
Project: JGroups
Issue Type: Enhancement
Reporter: Bela Ban
Assignee: Bela Ban
Fix For: 3.3
Instead of maintaining a hashmap (like for the current bundlers), a simple blocking
bounded queue of messages would be used. Whenever we've reached M bytes or N
milliseconds have elapsed, a consumer thread processes the queue in the following manner:
* First set the queue to a new queue (volatile assignment), reuse a number of queues
* Iterate through all messages in the current queue, for each message:
** If the destination is the same as the current destination, write the message to the
stream for the current destination
** Else set the current destination to msg.getDest() and create an output stream
(similar to writing a message list)
*** Stream the current message to the output stream
*** If there was a previous destination, close the associated output stream and send
the message list
Example:
* We have messages with the following destinations: A, null, null, B, B, null, A, null,
null, null
* First we send a message list consisting of 1 message to A
* Next we send a message list consisting of 2 messages to the cluster (dest==null)
* Then we send a batch of 2 messages to B, 1 to the cluster, 1 to A and 3 to the cluster
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