I don't think that you have to go as far as creating another queue.
I'm pretty sure that you can have multiple bindings to the same queue.
I *think* it would look something like this (taken from your earlier
example), but I haven't tried it:
x-bindings:[{queue:myqueue,exchange:'my_exch',key: 'binding1',
arguments:{'x-match':any,'a':'10'}},
{queue:myqueue,exchange:'my_exch',key: 'binding2',
arguments:{'x-match':any,'a':'999'}}]
The above should be the equivalent of a match if a=10 or a=999, which is
I think what you want.
The key: 'binding1' and key: 'binding2' bits I added aren't strictly
necessary but if you don't have them then it's impossible to remove the
bindings (using say qpid-config) without also removing the queue.
Frase
sreuland wrote:
I see, so I have to create another queue such as 'myqueue2' with the binding
for a=10. Thanks for quik reply!
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