Gordon Sim wrote: > > ricardlf wrote: >> >> >> Gordon Sim wrote: >>> >>> Do you need to declare them at 'run time'? Or could they be setup as a >>> configuration step prior to starting the application? >>> >>> >> >> I need to declare them at run time. > > Can you give some more detail on the pattern in use? Getting good use > cases helps ensure the design evolves to better support them. >
I want to create a comunication platform, where new programs may connecto to the broker, when they connect each one creates a new fanout exchange and two new queues binded to the exchange, one of the queues is listened by the new program, the other one, is listened by a log program, who is wachting and writing in a log file all the messages sent through the broker. Each program has a different name, and this name is the same for the exchange that is created by the program when it connects. Gordon Sim wrote: > >> Please, could you post an example code >> showing how to do that? > > You can cause exchanges to be declared simply by altering your binding > url and creating a consumer or publisher. E.g. look at the direct > example for jms[1] and modify the direct.properties to change from using > amq.direct to some other exchange[2]. Now if you run the direct producer > or consumer the exchange will be created. > > --Gordon > These examples are not appropiate for what I'm trying to achive, because I don't know what programs will connect to the broker in the future, so it will be necessary to modify the properties file dinamically. -- View this message in context: http://n2.nabble.com/Message-and-MessageTransfer-tp3333616p3349287.html Sent from the Apache Qpid users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Apache Qpid - AMQP Messaging Implementation Project: http://qpid.apache.org Use/Interact: mailto:users-subscr...@qpid.apache.org
