Hello,

I've seen some questions regarding connection state monitoring, but
they all (from what I've seen) are based on advisory topic. My
question is:

if I wrote a plugin that would be executed for all connections, would
it be able to hijack each and every connection event and send
information regarding this fact to some queue that I'll select? I'm
asking not whether there is interface for it (there is), but whether
there is a chance that I would miss some events - most probably this
will be during broker startup or shutdown, so I'm most interested in
this area. I wrote test plugin and it seems to work, but maybe there
is a chance that I will enter a state where I won't be able to send to
queue (as this part of broker will be not ready yet or will be already
closed).

Note that I'm not interested in any same-jvm connections or internal
amq connections, only external (TLS) connections.

Any pitfalls that you know of?

Thanks in advance,
-- 
Jędrzej Dudkiewicz

I really hate this damn machine, I wish that they would sell it.
It never does just what I want, but only what I tell it.

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