Dear Eugene,
I use it as folows in Java:
String address = queueName + "; {create: always, node:{durable:" + new
Boolean(SWProperties.getString("queue.durable", System.getProperty(type +
"sw.properties"))).booleanValue() +
",
exclusive:" + new Boolean(SWProperties.getString("queue.exclusive",
System.getProperty(type + "sw.properties"))).booleanValue() +
",
x-declare:{queue:'" + queueName + "',auto-delete:" + new
Boolean(SWProperties.getString("queue.auto.delete", System.getProperty(type
+ "sw.properties"))).
booleanValue() + ", arguments:{'qpid.auto_delete_timeout':" +
SWProperties.getInt("queue.expired.time", System.getProperty(type +
"sw.properties")) + "}}," +
"
x-bindings:[{exchange:'" + exchangeName + "', key:'" + routingkeyName +
"'}]}}";
AMQDestination queue = new AMQAnyDestination(address);
WHERE:
queue.durable= true or false
queue.exclusive= true or false
queue.auto.delete= true or false
queue.expired.time= time in seconds format (example: 30)
Gastón
2012/4/1 Eugene Prystupa <[email protected]>
> Is it possible to configure the queue to be deleted if no consumers are
> bound to it for a configured period of time? Similar to how "x-expire"
> option works in RabbitMQ (http://www.rabbitmq.com/extensions.html). I'm
> looking to do this with Java qpid broker.
>
> --
> Thanks,
> Eugene
>
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