Use the Blocking type property in conjunction with the Max event capacity property to regulate the flow of business objects to a collaboration.
If you enable the Blocking Type checkbox when configuring a collaboration object and the number of events in the collaboration's in-memory queue equals the number specified for its Max event capacity property, then the connector controller responsible for sending business objects to the collaboration will cease to do so. When the number of events in the collaboration's queue is no longer equal to the number specified for its Max event capacity property, then the connector controller will resume sending events to the collaboration.
If you leave the Blocking Type checkbox cleared when configuring a collaboration object and the number of events in the collaboration's in-memory queue equals the number specified for its Max event capacity property, then new events submitted to the collaboration by the connector controller are stored persistently in the database. Then, as the events currently in the collaboration's queue are processed, the new events are read from the database into memory.
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