[jira] Created: (AMQCPP-64) Inconsistency in topic names when creating topics
Inconsistency in topic names when creating topics - Key: AMQCPP-64 URL: https://issues.apache.org/activemq/browse/AMQCPP-64 Project: ActiveMQ C++ Client Issue Type: Bug Components: CMS Impl, Stomp Affects Versions: 1.0 Environment: win / lin Reporter: Lalit Nagpal Assigned To: Nathan Mittler Fix For: 1.0 Attachments: DestinationProblem.JPG, DestProbs.cpp Hi I am using the activemq-cpp cms api 1.0 release. The problem I am facing is like this- My producer sends a message to the consumer and a message should be sent from the receiving end as a reply after this - consider a situation where a loginRequest message has been sent and now a loginReply message should be sent from the receiving end. Attached is a sample main that can reproduce the problem I am facing - I have modified the sample helloproducer helloconsumer code available at http://activemq.org/site/activemq-cpp-client.html to reproduce my problem so that its easier for you to see. Please see attached cpp file = DestProbs.cpp. If you execute this piece of code you will see the output as in the attached image file (see attachments = DestinationProblem.JPG) This is what the code does producer lets call it xxx sends a "Hello world! from thread " to the consumer consumer lets call it yyy receives the message and displays it this is the normal behavior as given in the example on http://activemq.org/site/activemq-cpp-client.html Following extra needs to be done now from yyy a reply should go back to xxx ... for this i registered a producer at yyy by creating a topic using the message->getCMSReplyTo() and then replying back to that destination. The mismatch can be easily see by doing a bstat when I created the consumer yyy initially it created a topic by name say ABCDEFGH (which is a random id) and later on when I used the message->getCMSReplyTo() to create a topic the topic was registered with the name /topic/ABCDEFGH . the additional /topic/ that has got added is doing a mess up here and the replies from yyy to xxx are not reaching xxx (getting enqueued and not dequeued) ... the /topic/ gets added due to the following statement in HelloWorldProducer - run method message->setCMSReplyTo(replyTopic->toProviderString()); here the toProviderString method adds it actually ... if you replace this method with just the toString() method ... you will get a stomp exception saying that destinations should start with either /topic/ or /queue/ Can somebody make this code work please. For every message sent by the producer to consumer "Hello world! from thread " there should be a reply coming back as "Thank you for Hello World !!!" Please help me urgently here. Thank you in advance Lalit Nagpal CSA, SunGard -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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