I have a client application that use the REST API. I have the clientId
parameter on my URL, and I'm wondering what happens on the broker/server
when the client terminates without posting with an action=unsubscribe
parameter. Does the server's garbage collector eventually destroy any
orphaned
I ran a test where I don't post the unsubscribe and I notice a consumer I
created is still active. That is harmful because it can consume messages
even though the client is no longer connected. Is there a way to destroy
that consumer if the client app forgets to post the action=unsubscribe?
Any update on this?
Thanks,
sv
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Stephen Vincent
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Gary Tully responded to my in the user forum and provide me with the info I
needed to find my mistake. Below is the follow-up I sent to the user forum
describing my mistake.
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It does not poll the broker for messages unless prefetch is 0.
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Gary,
Thank