2011/5/23 Gordon Sim :
> On 05/22/2011 04:59 AM, jun yang wrote:
>>
>> thanks for the answer.
>> but the solution require the subscriber know too much of message detail.
>> since my poor english,i am sorry that i don't express the meaning
>> clearly, i do try again with the picture.
>> in the pictu
On 05/22/2011 04:59 AM, jun yang wrote:
thanks for the answer.
but the solution require the subscriber know too much of message detail.
since my poor english,i am sorry that i don't express the meaning
clearly, i do try again with the picture.
in the picture,consumer-A22 just subscribe to exchang
thanks for the answer.
but the solution require the subscriber know too much of message detail.
since my poor english,i am sorry that i don't express the meaning
clearly, i do try again with the picture.
in the picture,consumer-A22 just subscribe to exchange-A22,normally,it
will comsue all message
What you describe can easily be achieved through Topics.
Each subscriber can subscribe to a Topic at the level they are interested.
Ex
A1 subscriber binds to A1.*
A1-1 subscriber binds to A1.1.*
The producer application then sends messages with the subject A1, B1,
A1.1, B1.2, B2.1 ...etc
Please
like a organization A has department A1,A2,A1 has sub department A1-1,A1-2,
when mesage with subject A1-1 send to A, i want to A1 and A1-1
subscribers can receive such a message.
any anoter solution to achive that?
2011/5/20 Steve Huston :
>> for example: topic exchange ex-A,ex-A2,ex-A3, i want to
> for example: topic exchange ex-A,ex-A2,ex-A3, i want to bind
> ex-A->ex-A2(binding-key='A2'), ex-A->ex-A3('binding-key='A3'), is this
> possible?
No, not as you've described. What are you trying to accomplish?
-Steve
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