How to handle growing number of STOMP topics with Spring-boot
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I am currently developing a Spring-boot app that uses STOMP over Web sockets to communicate with the frontend. In my solution, I plan, the clients to periodically subscribe to new dynamically generated topics (such as: /app/topic/some/object/{id}), these topics are used for some time and then forgotten, and others come.
I was unable to find information on how Spring handles the created topics, and more specifically:
- Is there a maximum number or topics that can be created?
- What happens with dynamically created topics, that have no more subscribers and will never have anymore? Should I manually remove then, or Spring will take care of this?
I am using the simple in-memory message broker that comes with Spring-boot websockets, not a full-featured message broker like RabbitMQ or ActiveMQ.
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java spring spring-boot websocket stomp
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I am currently developing a Spring-boot app that uses STOMP over Web sockets to communicate with the frontend. In my solution, I plan, the clients to periodically subscribe to new dynamically generated topics (such as: /app/topic/some/object/{id}), these topics are used for some time and then forgotten, and others come.
I was unable to find information on how Spring handles the created topics, and more specifically:
- Is there a maximum number or topics that can be created?
- What happens with dynamically created topics, that have no more subscribers and will never have anymore? Should I manually remove then, or Spring will take care of this?
I am using the simple in-memory message broker that comes with Spring-boot websockets, not a full-featured message broker like RabbitMQ or ActiveMQ.
Thanks
java spring spring-boot websocket stomp
asked Jan 6 at 11:08
Vasil Lazarov
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up vote
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I am currently developing a Spring-boot app that uses STOMP over Web sockets to communicate with the frontend. In my solution, I plan, the clients to periodically subscribe to new dynamically generated topics (such as: /app/topic/some/object/{id}), these topics are used for some time and then forgotten, and others come.
I was unable to find information on how Spring handles the created topics, and more specifically:
- Is there a maximum number or topics that can be created?
- What happens with dynamically created topics, that have no more subscribers and will never have anymore? Should I manually remove then, or Spring will take care of this?
I am using the simple in-memory message broker that comes with Spring-boot websockets, not a full-featured message broker like RabbitMQ or ActiveMQ.
Thanks
java spring spring-boot websocket stomp
asked Jan 6 at 11:08
Vasil Lazarov
62
I am currently developing a Spring-boot app that uses STOMP over Web sockets to communicate with the frontend. In my solution, I plan, the clients to periodically subscribe to new dynamically generated topics (such as: /app/topic/some/object/{id}), these topics are used for some time and then forgotten, and others come.
I was unable to find information on how Spring handles the created topics, and more specifically:
- Is there a maximum number or topics that can be created?
- What happens with dynamically created topics, that have no more subscribers and will never have anymore? Should I manually remove then, or Spring will take care of this?
I am using the simple in-memory message broker that comes with Spring-boot websockets, not a full-featured message broker like RabbitMQ or ActiveMQ.
Thanks
java spring spring-boot websocket stomp
java spring spring-boot websocket stomp
asked Jan 6 at 11:08
Vasil Lazarov
62
asked Jan 6 at 11:08
Vasil Lazarov
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asked Jan 6 at 11:08
Vasil Lazarov
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asked Jan 6 at 11:08
Vasil Lazarov
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asked Jan 6 at 11:08
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Second question of yous: What happens with dynamically created topics, that have no more subscribers and will never have anymore? Should I manually remove then, or Spring will take care of this?
It has to be handled manually, no auto-configuration to address this in Spring.
Also, were you able to successfully generate topics at run time in spring-boot? If yes, please help with your solution.
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Second question of yous: What happens with dynamically created topics, that have no more subscribers and will never have anymore? Should I manually remove then, or Spring will take care of this?
It has to be handled manually, no auto-configuration to address this in Spring.
Also, were you able to successfully generate topics at run time in spring-boot? If yes, please help with your solution.
answered 1 hour ago
Colosis
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Colosis, this does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions
– Shree
1 hour ago
Please Take the Tour , and be sure with your how to answer
– Agilanbu
51 mins ago
If you have a new question, please ask it by clicking the Ask Question button. Include a link to this question if it helps provide context. - From Review
– DaveyDaveDave
27 mins ago
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up vote
-2
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Second question of yous: What happens with dynamically created topics, that have no more subscribers and will never have anymore? Should I manually remove then, or Spring will take care of this?
It has to be handled manually, no auto-configuration to address this in Spring.
Also, were you able to successfully generate topics at run time in spring-boot? If yes, please help with your solution.
answered 1 hour ago
Colosis
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Colosis, this does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions
– Shree
1 hour ago
Please Take the Tour , and be sure with your how to answer
– Agilanbu
51 mins ago
If you have a new question, please ask it by clicking the Ask Question button. Include a link to this question if it helps provide context. - From Review
– DaveyDaveDave
27 mins ago
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up vote
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Second question of yous: What happens with dynamically created topics, that have no more subscribers and will never have anymore? Should I manually remove then, or Spring will take care of this?
It has to be handled manually, no auto-configuration to address this in Spring.
Also, were you able to successfully generate topics at run time in spring-boot? If yes, please help with your solution.
answered 1 hour ago
Colosis
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Second question of yous: What happens with dynamically created topics, that have no more subscribers and will never have anymore? Should I manually remove then, or Spring will take care of this?
It has to be handled manually, no auto-configuration to address this in Spring.
Also, were you able to successfully generate topics at run time in spring-boot? If yes, please help with your solution.
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Colosis, this does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions
– Shree
1 hour ago
Please Take the Tour , and be sure with your how to answer
– Agilanbu
51 mins ago
If you have a new question, please ask it by clicking the Ask Question button. Include a link to this question if it helps provide context. - From Review
– DaveyDaveDave
27 mins ago
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Colosis, this does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions
– Shree
1 hour ago
Please Take the Tour , and be sure with your how to answer
– Agilanbu
51 mins ago
If you have a new question, please ask it by clicking the Ask Question button. Include a link to this question if it helps provide context. - From Review
– DaveyDaveDave
27 mins ago
1
1
Colosis, this does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions
– Shree
1 hour ago
Colosis, this does not provide an answer to the question. You can search for similar questions, or refer to the related and linked questions on the right-hand side of the page to find an answer. If you have a related but different question, ask a new question, and include a link to this one to help provide context. See: Ask questions, get answers, no distractions
– Shree
1 hour ago
Please Take the Tour , and be sure with your how to answer
– Agilanbu
51 mins ago
Please Take the Tour , and be sure with your how to answer
– Agilanbu
51 mins ago
If you have a new question, please ask it by clicking the Ask Question button. Include a link to this question if it helps provide context. - From Review
– DaveyDaveDave
27 mins ago
If you have a new question, please ask it by clicking the Ask Question button. Include a link to this question if it helps provide context. - From Review
– DaveyDaveDave
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