How to get the memory size of a BlockingQueue in Java
I have a Java program that sent messages to an external Rest API. This API can handle a payload with a max size of 500KB only.
My messages are stored in a BlockingQueue. I was wondering if there is an easy way to check if the BlockingQueue memory size is below 500 KB and if I reach this size I just flush and call the API.
Is it the right approach?
Thanks
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