The QPid "messaging" API will allow me to create a sender by address,
but (only) look up existing senders by name - the
qpid::messaging::Session class has:
Sender createSender(const Address &address);
Sender createSender(const std::string &address);
Sender getSender(const std::string &name);
Can I make *any* assumptions about the name given an address? Is there a
way to look up a sender created earlier for an address? Or isn't this
supposed to be possible? In that case, what exactly is getSender() for?
I mean, I'm assuming name is given by Sender::getName(), but requiring a
Sender to allow the lookup sort of defeats the purpose of the whole
method. OK, you can could maintain an address-to-name map, but then it's
probably easier to store the Sender objects.
It seems like the name is quite simply identical to the address if
something simple like a queue name was passed on create, but I suspect
it's not quite that simple for more complex addresses...
- Toralf
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