By the way, I'm using qpid 0.8.
Best Regards, Sergey Zhemzhitsky [email protected] 03.02.2011 12:31 Please respond to [email protected] To [email protected] cc Subject QPID Reliability Hi there I'm testing reliability of my application Connection Factory URL: amqp: //guest:guest@/?brokerlist='tcp://host1:5672?tcp_nodelay='true';tcp://host2:5672?tcp_nodelay='true''&failover='failover_exchange'&connectdelay='5000'&retries='10' Queue URL: BURL:direct://MyExchange//MyQueue?routingkey='MyKey'" The scenario is the following: Start qpid (currently I have one node of qpid configured to work in a cluster) Create queue using the following command: qpid-config add queue MyQueue --durable --file-count 1 --file-size 1 --max-queue-count 10000 Start producers and consumers Suspend/Stop consumers to allow the journal to overflow Suspend/Stop producers to allow consumers to read all the messages from the queue Start/Resume consumers to read all the messages from the queue When the queue is empty - recreate queue using the following commands: qpid-config del queue MyQueue qpid-config add queue MyQueue --durable --file-count 16 --file-size 48 --max-queue-count 10000 When I execute qpid-config -q I have a lot of queues with names like that [email protected]_54cb1666-c325-472b-9b83-1bececd2f0a8 What is the meaning of those queues? Are they required and how to get rid of them? Best Regards, Sergey Zhemzhitsky Information Technology Division Troika Dialog, 4, Romanov lane, Moscow 125009, Russia Phone. +7 495 2580500 ext. 1246
