[jboss-dev-forums] [Design of Messaging on JBoss (Messaging/JBoss)] - Re: Meaning of Paging Max Global Size

[clebert.suconic@jboss.com]

anonymous wrote : New definition?: The global max size is the limit where all the destinations enter into page mode. And any destination will have at least a minimal limit of data in memory equivalent to 1 page. (the default will be 10MiB).
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  | This will also mean: We won't be able to protect the server from OMEs. If the user created a huge ammount of addresses (say.... 1000), each address will have at least 10MiB (pre-configured) in memory.
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This would be exactly the same as: Set GlobalPageMaxSize = -1, and set maxPage = 10MiB on each individual pages.

GlobalPageMaxSize should be something rarely used by the user.

If we decide for this definition, I would just remove the option for GlobalPageMode. (which I would actually love to do it.. I never liked GlobalPageModel anyway ;-) )

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