No - that wouldn't be the expected behaviour of queues... can you give a
little more information about your test scenario... which broker are you
using (Java or C++)?, how did you set up the queue? how are you verifying
that only one message is actually on the queue?
There are queue types (such as LVQs) which replace older versions of the
"same" message with newer ones... or there are ways of sending messages
which cause the messages to be discarded if no-one is listening to pick
them up. Without a few more details it's a bit difficult to explain
exactly what it is that you are seeing,
Cheers,
Rob
PS I see you tried to ask this question on the #qpid IRC channel yesterday
and didn't get any response... apologies - a lot of us are based in Europe
and so don't necessarily pick up stuff on there overnight.
On 13 June 2013 04:13, Ed Bragg <ebr...@t-sciences.com> wrote:
> If I put the same TextMessage in a queue more than once, say 10 times, I
> always end up with just one item in the queue.
>
> ie. {"query":"apple"}
>
> Is this expected behavior for AMQP and Queues?
>
> Regards,
> Ed Bragg
>
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