On 1/17/07, Simon Wistow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry, I know it's bad for to reply to youself but ...
On Wed, Jan 17, 2007 at 02:18:23AM +0000, me said:
> We're prepared to write our own Perl wrapper but it's unclear whether to
> wrap the C lib, the Amazon CPP lib or the 'official' CPP lib. We're
> tending towards the Amazon one but obviously that's a little bit nerve
> wracking given that it may become obsolete.
More specifically the main feature we're looking for is durable and/or
reliable messaging (as I understand it there's a slight difference and I
suspect we want reliable although durable will do in a pinch).
Or alternatively, is there a feature list of what 'works' (to whatever
extent)?
There's little that Stomp can't do that OpenWire can so I'd definitely
recommend perseveering with Stomp a little longer (as OpenWire is
kinda hard work to implement).
With Stomp you specify if a message is pesistent or not when sending
it via a header...
http://incubator.apache.org/activemq/stomp.html
(see the 'persistent' header in the table of supported headers)
For durable topic subscription, at the subscription time you have to
specify a subscription name along with the client ID at connection
time (to uniquely identify the subscription)
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James
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