Stomp.php uses deprecated socket functions. I have to follow a policy
here... Now I use stream_socket_client() and fread(), fwrite() etc.
Could you be so kind and share it?
> consumer.php: $c = new StompConnection('localhost', 5);
> Why port 5?
>
5 is the timeout in that case, port is 61613.
Seems you have another version of Stomp.php, the one i took had port
as second parameter
> producer.php: $c->subscribe('/queue/FOO');
> Why subscribe in producer? With that i couldn't receive anything at
> all in consumer.php.
>
How does the consumer know witch queue to read if not subscribed? For me I
can *not* receive if I'm *not* subscribed.
The point is, I receive messages with my scripts, but not in the expected
order.
No, i mean why to subscribe in producer.php. You are sending messages,
and you specify to what queue.
Regards,
Atis
