They are different ways of doing a similar thing, at different times.
One differentiator might be whether you intend to both send and
receive, or just one.
The helloworld creates a connection, then later after knowing it has
been opened, creates *both* a sender and receiver on that connection
(on
Thanks for the explanation. Some of the Qpid-Proton C++ examples calls
connect from on_container_start and then open_sender/receiver from
on_connection_open (helloworld) and others calls open_sender directly from
on_container_start (simple_send). When would you use either approach ? I
presume this
The 'transport' is somewhat conceptual and handles
generating/sending/receiving the AMQP frames/protocol bytes over the
TCP transport connection, based on the activity of the related AMQP
'connection' object and its children, with these all relating closely
to actual AMQP protocol entities. The con
Hi,
What is the differences between
on_transport/connection/session/sender/receiver_open? The docs are scant on
explanations.
Thanks
