lroloson wrote:
Carl,
I have the 0.5 broker and direct_producer running on Linux, and a slightly
modified 0.5 direct_listener running on windows. When the connection is
established, I receive all of the messages, in order from the Linux broker.
Everything appears to be fine.
I am now testing
Carl,
I have the 0.5 broker and direct_producer running on Linux, and a slightly
modified 0.5 direct_listener running on windows. When the connection is
established, I receive all of the messages, in order from the Linux broker.
Everything appears to be fine.
I am now testing some fault recover
lroloson wrote:
I have tried the client on linux, with the same results. All of the messages
are delivered - but they are out of order if the connection is broken. My
application requires delivery in chronological order - and when the
connection is intact all of the messages are delivered in orde
I have tried the client on linux, with the same results. All of the messages
are delivered - but they are out of order if the connection is broken. My
application requires delivery in chronological order - and when the
connection is intact all of the messages are delivered in order. When the
conne
On 08/05/2009 02:45 AM, Gordon Sim wrote:
This looks messy:
listener.subscribed(session.subscribe("message_queue", listener));
Informing the listener can be done as part of the implementation of
session.subscribe(), it doesn't
need to be left to the user.
I'll have a think about this.
My mai
