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9.2.4. Message Cache
Messages created in the server are passed to the
MessageCache for memory management. JVM memory usage goes up as messages are added to a destination that does not have any receivers. These messages are held in the main memory until the receiver picks them up. If the MessageCache notices that the JVM memory usage starts passing the defined limits, the MessageCache starts moving those messages from memory to persistent storage on disk. The MessageCache uses a least recently used (LRU) algorithm to determine which messages should go to disk.
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