RV seems to take up more memory than the actual data size returned by tibrvMsg_GetByteSize().Is this normal?If so, is the size of the message in memory is equal to the size of message in the wire ?
Article ID: KB0086018
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| Products | Versions |
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| TIBCO Rendezvous | - |
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Description
Resolution:
The size of the message put on the wire is less than the one maintained in memory. When you hold on to data in memory, ie.
creating the messages and keeping it in memory before sending, it will consume more memory than the actual payload in the wire.
For example, if you are holding 10,000 messages each with 300 bytes of data then you can expect that the total memory allocated could be around 9,000,000 (overhead per message in memory is roughly around 600 bytes).
The size of the message put on the wire is less than the one maintained in memory. When you hold on to data in memory, ie.
creating the messages and keeping it in memory before sending, it will consume more memory than the actual payload in the wire.
For example, if you are holding 10,000 messages each with 300 bytes of data then you can expect that the total memory allocated could be around 9,000,000 (overhead per message in memory is roughly around 600 bytes).
Issue/Introduction
RV seems to take up more memory than the actual data size returned by tibrvMsg_GetByteSize().Is this normal?If so, is the size of the message in memory is equal to the size of message in the wire ?
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