Ok. Originally we thought using a native API such as Messaging API in C++
would reduce our dependencies from JMS.
I have played with JMS one now and if thats the only one supported, I would
try using it.
My question now, is that how can I subscribe to a header exchange using the
MessageConsumer an
The C++ API you are referring to is quite similar to the JMS API.
Capabilities wise they are the same albeit with a few differences.
> How can I use native java APIs to subscribe to events?
May I know why you think the JMS API is unable to do this ?
Or rather what advantages you think a native A
On 05/18/2011 01:25 AM, qpid user 2 wrote:
Hi guys,
I am trying to use Java for retrieving events through subscription. But I
noticed there seems to be no Messaging API available in Java as in C++. Is
that through? if thats the case, what are the Sender and Receiver classes
for?
How can I use na
hello
i seem to have had a network failure in my cluster of two nodes - main node
A lived on, while on node B qpid quit.
now, there are two queues (Q1, Q2 with same routing key) and after this
incident broker A kept receiving messages to these queues.
after some time i tried to restart node B and
