Hello,
If I do something 'funny' (defined below), the qpidd disconnects the
session. What is the best way to handle this - is there a session
reconnect method, or do I create a new session? Are the qpidd and Python
objects gracefully destroyed if I create a new session?
Definition of 'funny':
I am writing a server daemon in Python. The daemon may be run a first
time, which means it needs to create a local queue on which to listen, and
then create a server queue to which the local queue can be subscribed.
The daemon may also be run again (on the same or a different
machine to provide additional threads servicing requests), in which case
it needs to create a local queue and subscribe to the server queue.
I am doing it in the manner: I first create a local queue and subscribe
it to a server queue. If I get a qpid.session.SessionException, the
server queue must not exist... so I then create the server queue, create
the local queue, and subscribe it to the server queue.
I did not account for the fact that the qpidd server disconnects the
session when it can't find the server queue.
Thanks,
-Josh
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