My Question was on format , if for amqp value we have source=* that means
it can have both BINARY and LIST kind data type .
then why we needed DATA and AMQP SEQUENCE .
Regards,
Rakesh
On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 6:54 PM, Rob Godfrey rob.j.godf...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes indeed Gordon, thank you for
My Question was on format , if for amqp value we have source=* that means
it can have both BINARY and LIST kind of data type or any kind permissible
amqp data type .
then why we needed DATA and AMQP SEQUENCE .
Regards,
Rakesh
On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 1:05 PM, Rakesh Kushwaha
Hi Rob ,
3.2.8 AMQP Value
type name=amqp-value class=restricted source=* provides=section
descriptor name=amqp:amqp-value:* code=0x:0x0077/
/type
*An amqp-value section contains a single AMQP value. /*
*
*
*Does single amqp value means it can n't have list ,array and map kind of
data
Hi Rob,
streaming or large message transfer is enabled by just enabling more=
true in transfer frame .
for Amqp sequence , amqp specification says* A sequence section contains
an arbitrary number of structured data elements. *
as parent type of amqp sequence is LIST which is a compound data
If you are sending a stream of data and you don't know how big it is, then
you cannot use an amqp-value until you have all the data buffered as every
AMQP datatype is encoded either with a fixed size or with the size as a
prefix. If there is more than 4Gb of data you cannot sent it at all.
As
Hi ,
As Per amqp 1.0, below types are supported for payload part of amqp .
3.2.6 Data
type name=data class=restricted source=binary provides=section
descriptor name=amqp:data:binary code=0x:0x0075/
/type
A data section contains opaque binary data.
3.2.7 AMQP Sequence
type
Data and AmqpSequence allow the sender to start sending data without
knowing how many bytes / values the data is going to consist of. This
allows for streaming scenarios where the size of the data is not known up
front.
Note also that there is no bound to the size of Data or AmqpSequence,
On 08/01/2013 01:52 PM, Rob Godfrey wrote:
Data and AmqpSequence allow the sender to start sending data without
knowing how many bytes / values the data is going to consist of. This
allows for streaming scenarios where the size of the data is not known up
front.
Note also that there is no
Yes indeed Gordon, thank you for clarifying
-- Rob
On 1 August 2013 15:01, Gordon Sim g...@redhat.com wrote:
On 08/01/2013 01:52 PM, Rob Godfrey wrote:
Data and AmqpSequence allow the sender to start sending data without
knowing how many bytes / values the data is going to consist of.
