Hi,
I'm creating and tearing down temporary queues at runtime in my application.
I'm getting an error I believe has been seen many times before by others:
Cannot publish to a deleted Destination: ... Cannot publish to a deleted
Destination: temp-queue://ID:...
I suspect it's because when I tear down RouteDefinitions own my own, then I
don't get the benefits of the new graceful shutdown feature.
Essentially, I would like my queue to hang around until all messages have
been pulled from it, if all possible. This would be better behavior for my
application, and I *think* stop this error from occuring. (I'm not 100%
sure this temporary queue logic is the source of the error message, but it
did start showing up right after I added the feature into our application)
Roughly, this is what I'm currently doing:
// creating temporary routes
RouteBuilder builder = new RouteBuilde() { ...}
// save route definitions for teardown
RoutesDefinition routesDefinition = builder.getRouteCollection();
builder.addRoutesToCamelContext(camelContext)
... some time later ...
// destroy temporary routes
camel.removeRouteDefinitions(routesDefinitions.getRoutes());
Does that look right? Is there something I can do better to destroy the
routes once all the messages have been processed?
Thanks!
Seth
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