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1. Re: New AIO Journal in JBoss TS 4.15.x
jhalliday Jun 22, 2011 3:05 AM (in response to andy.miller)1 of 1 people found this helpfulThe NIO/AIO mode distinction applies only to the new HornetQ journal based objectstore. It's decided automatically by the availability of the native code library. However, the store type itself is not configurable in AS7 yet, so you can't use the journal store in either mode at present.
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2. Re: New AIO Journal in JBoss TS 4.15.x
andy.miller Jun 22, 2011 9:19 AM (in response to jhalliday)Jonathan Halliday wrote:
The NIO/AIO mode distinction applies only to the new HornetQ journal based objectstore. It's decided automatically by the availability of the native code library. However, the store type itself is not configurable in AS7 yet, so you can't use the journal store in either mode at present.
Thanks Jonathan. Is there any log message that is displayed on start-up that shows which one is being used? I know HornetQ spits out an INFO message that shows if it successfully is using AIO, or has fallen back to NIO.
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3. Re: New AIO Journal in JBoss TS 4.15.x
jhalliday Jun 22, 2011 9:24 AM (in response to andy.miller)Nope, no message.