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Subject: RE: [amqp] Groups - linkpair uploaded
Hi Rob, I read through it and I have some points which are not completely clear to me … -
I was a bit surprised to see the introduction chapter talk about queues since the core spec doesn’t seem to use the term queue that much. Shouldn’t
we stick with something more neutral like “node”? At the end you don’t need necessarily a queue to implement what you described there. Or is there some special reason why you used queue? -
Today, when you use temporary queues (well, I used queue term as well
J) to process the requests and responses, your service can use a plain AMQP client (e.g. Qpid JMS
client) to receive the requests and respond to them. It is not clear to me how would this work with the link pairs. How would for example a simple client implement this? How will it accept the link pairs which it receives? -
In general, it is not really clear to me how would you implement even the requestor side for example in something like JMS. Do you and Robbie have already
some idea? (not really needed to put it into the document, but might be useful for the discussion) -
In the chapter 2.1.2, you talk about the propagation across network. You expect that for every hop you create a separate link pair. That means that
when you have a big network, all the link pairs will propagate up to the service which actually answers the request. That can result in quite a large number of links handled by the service. Sounds a bit inefficient to me. You have much more experience with
actually writing the AMQP servers than I do … do you think that this is OK and will not cause any problems? Thanks & Regards Jakub From: amqp@lists.oasis-open.org [mailto:amqp@lists.oasis-open.org]
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