Add the statistics plugin to the broker, and then create a monitoring
program that will watch your queues, and if they go to zero producers, then
delete them. Name the queues with a standard prefix, so the monitoring
application can select all of them with a wildcard pattern.
On Fri, Apr 26, 2013 at 1:06 PM, SledgeHammer <gro...@firstam.com> wrote:
> Per a previous thread, it was suggested to me to have each producer create
> its own queue so that I can implement a "round-robin the producers" type
> scheme... so I'm doing something like:
>
> _destination = SessionUtil.GetDestination(_session, _strQueueName);
>
> _strQueueName is initialized as String.Format("queue://{0}",
> Guid.NewGuid().ToString());
>
> this part all works fine, I can create and delete the queue and send &
> recv.
> Problem is if the producer doesn't play nice or crashes, etc. it's going to
> leave it queue around.
>
> Is there a way to have the queue delete itself if the producer doesn't exit
> clean? I saw a policy that can delete inactive queues, but that requires
> the
> queue to be empty. I can not have a lifetime on the messages.
>
> I can't use a temp queue either because I need it to show up in the admin
> page for monitoring purposes.
>
> I can have an arbitrary number of producers... I just want to make sure
> that
> I don't end up with 1000 dummy queues on the admin page if producers don't
> exit clean.
>
>
>
>
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