Hi Eugene,
For the Java broker we currently only support queue deletion following
disconnect of the last consumer on auto-delete queues. The feature
Gaston has described in his post is one currently only offered by the
C++ broker, which serves to defer the deletion auto-delete queues for
a given t
Hi All,
The queues that you are seeing are not "default" rather they are created
when a QMF Console is constructed.
All of the qpid tools use QMF (currently they use QMF v1) to retrieve
management information from the broker.
The command line tools create an instance of QMF Console, do their
Thanks Pavel,
I'm using qpid C++ broker 0.6 version. I see different queues created for
each qpid-stat command instance.
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Hi,
what broker do you use? Java or C++? And what version of qpid-stat are you
using?
As in the most often case (C++ broker, qpid-stat from qpid 0.12 or older -
haven't checked newer versions), qpid-stat (as well as any other qpid-* tool)
creates few queues to receive data from the broker. In p
