Don't use a Queue object just to convey the name of a queue .....
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Key: QPID-526
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/QPID-526
Project: Qpid
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: C++ Client
Reporter: Jonathan Robie
We should use strings to represent the name of a queue, not a Queue object,
which implies that much more is going on than creating a string. The first
parameter of the channel.consume() method is one place where this should be
fixed:
Example (from a topic listener):
Queue message_queue("message_queue");
Listener listener;
string routingKey="routing_key";
channel.consume(message_queue, routingKey, &listener);
channel.start();
The only reason for the message_queue object is to hold the name of the AMQP
broker queue from which messages are to be consumed, but code that creates a
Queue object raises the expectation that a queue is being created on the client
side, and make it harder for users to grasp the underlying model.
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