Yes, that seems to be it: (from bin/browse):
JMS_HEADER_FIELD:JMSDeliveryMode = non-persistent
Going to try and set the headers now, but so far everything is being added
as custom-header.. Better look at some STOMP php details.
Thanks for the tip
Erlend
James.Strachan wrote:
>
> On 22/11/2007, Erlend Aakre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> My producer is very simple:
>>
>> $c = new StompConnection("localhost");
>> $c->connect("user", "pass");
>> $c->send("/queue/myqueue", "msg: " . $_GET["msg"]);
>> $c->disconnect();
>>
>> and I can read the messages from my consumer, and I can verify by the
>> bin/browse program that the messages are in the queue.. the messages are
>> just never put into DB
>
> Which language is that btw :) PHP or Perl (don't know either too well :).
>
> I wonder if the client is setting that the message is persistent. e.g.
> try adding a header "persistent" of "true"
>
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