I’m new here!
I am using activeMQ-CPP to develop an application in C++.
As you may know that we can send a textMessage to an queue, in most case we
use the following code:
- Destination *destination = session->createQueue("queueName");
- MessageProducer *producer = session->createProducer(destination);
- TextMessage *message = session->createTextMessage( "some text");
- Producer->send(message);
My question is: how can we send a textMessage to an existing queue
(destination)? In other words: the queue ("queueName") exists already, and
it must NOT be created again! So I just want to send a textMessage to it
without first to create it.
Thanks in advance
Ming
P.S.
“If the queue exist, messages are sent to the same queue "queueName", what
are your symptons?”
Then we see the messages arrived indeed in the queue “queueName”, that
will be OK in this case.
The trouble is when the queue “queueName” does NOT exist, a new queue named
“queueName” will be created and this is NOT what I want!
I want that in this case the program will return me a “null” point so that I
know that there are something wrong.
Our project demands that no new queues maybe created.
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