On 01/17/2012 10:43 PM, Bhavesh Patel wrote:
Is there a way in qpid to create two queue in one address string.
No
I have two exchange type headers and fanout. I want to create
separate queue for this two exchange type in one address string.
May I ask why? Addresses are used to determine where messages should be
sent to or received from. You can't create a single sender that will
send to both exchanges or a single receiver that will receive from two
queues. What do you perceive as the benefit in using one address rather
than two?
Say we have following address strings in python:
addr1 = "Queue1; {create: always, node: {type: queue, x-declare: {auto-delete :'False',
exchange:'<exchange_1>', type:fanout, arguments:{'qpid.file_count':5, 'qpid.file_size':256}},
x-bindings:[{queue: Queue1, exchange:'<exchange_1>'}]}}"
addr2 = "Queue2; {create: always, node:{type: queue, x-declare: {auto-delete: 'True',
exchange:'<exchange_2>', type:headers}, x-bindings: [{exchange:'<exchange_2>', queue:
Queue2}]}}"
Can we combine above two address strings in one ?
I would assume you are using these to create receivers (since if you
create senders with them, the senders would still send to the queue
directly not to the exchange). You will need two receivers to receive
from two distinct queues.
However if what you want is to create one receiver and receive messages
sent to either of two exchanges, then you could do that (but above you
have different queue properties in each case).
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