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to compare the performance of each of the types of libraries with different types of messages being processed. For example, a message that has a lot of
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IO or to test what happens if the time to get new messages from the queue is large.
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## Getting Started
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You can run the [Application](src/main/java/com/jashmore/sqs/examples/Application.java) which will place messages onto a queue and then the corresponding
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listener will process them. Take a look at the [ExampleConstants](src/main/java/com/jashmore/sqs/examples/ExampleConstants.java) for the types of variables
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that can be altered, such as the time to process the messages, etc.
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## Results (02/June/2019)
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The results that I ran on my local machine (which is not the greatest environment but gives a rough estimate) are the following:
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