I've replied one technical point on the OASIS list: https://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/amqp/201307/msg00011.html
In general I am also in favour of being able to add restrictions to the READALL and DISCOVER-NAMES operations such that the only bring back objects of a given type. -- Rob On 30 July 2013 22:55, Ted Ross <[email protected]> wrote: > In reference to the AMQP Management Spec. v1.0 (wd02): > > I see that for retrieving information about manageable objects in a > container there are a few options: > > * Use the "READ" operation to query a specific object by name, > * Use the "READALL" operation to query every object in the container, > * Use the "DISCOVER-NAMES" operation to get the names of all objects > and then "READ" to query individual objects. > > I can envision situations where a given container may contain very large > numbers of objects (possibly millions). In this case, READALL and > DISCOVER-NAMES will be impractical to use (i.e. they will return with "413 > - Request entity Too Large"). Using the optional "limit" argument doesn't > appear to help. The thing I'm looking for may be beyond the limit and I'll > never see it. > > It would be good to have a way to query all objects of a particular type. > Can READALL and DISCOVER-NAMES be altered such that specific type names > can be used, rather than only allowing "org.amqp.management"? > > Thanks, > > -Ted > >
