I've got a simple question with a hopefully simple answer:
the Hawtio JMS console provides some statistics for Destinations (queue,
topic), specifically "Max/Min/Average enqueue time" measures.
What is the unit of those times?
Looking at the source, it appears that those times are milliseconds (coming
from System.currentTimeMillis()).
However, on my broker those values are usually displayed in the order of
15000 - 17000 which would then mean 15-17 seconds. Based on my own
client-side measurements, those numbers could not be true since I can
usually enqueue 1000 messages in less than a second translating to an
enqueue time of less than 1 ms! Are those numbers possibly nanoseconds and
hence translate into 15-17 microseconds?
Can anyone shed some light on this mystery?
-Uli
the Hawtio JMS console provides some statistics for Destinations (queue,
topic), specifically "Max/Min/Average enqueue time" measures.
What is the unit of those times?
Looking at the source, it appears that those times are milliseconds (coming
from System.currentTimeMillis()).
However, on my broker those values are usually displayed in the order of
15000 - 17000 which would then mean 15-17 seconds. Based on my own
client-side measurements, those numbers could not be true since I can
usually enqueue 1000 messages in less than a second translating to an
enqueue time of less than 1 ms! Are those numbers possibly nanoseconds and
hence translate into 15-17 microseconds?
Can anyone shed some light on this mystery?
-Uli