Thanks for your quick reply. I try to build qpid and found there is a linearstore. I can not find documents for it. What is the difference between it and legacystore? Which one should I prefer? Or just point me where I can find these information. Thanks!
在2014年11月28 17时49分，"Gordon Sim"<[email protected]>写道： On 11/28/2014 08:58 AM, 钱晓明 wrote: > Hi, I find that qpid must load extra module to make messages persistent in > mails before. Is it the only way to do this? Yes, but the store module is now included in the main source so you don't need to get anything separate. > I need the content of queues are also available after qpid restart. > If it is the only way, where can I get it which is compatible with current > stable qpid version? As above, the store module is built as part of the main qpid-cpp build. If you install, then it will be placed in the default modules directory and should be loaded automatically. Otherwise you can use the --load-module option. The module on linux is called legacystore.so. > Thanks. I just need a Message Queue Service which has C++ client API under > windows/Linux, support persistent message and timeout option in receiving. > It seems Qpid is the only option. With AMQP 1.0 support in the qpid::messaging c++ client, you should be able to use that against other 1.0 compatible brokers also (e.g. activemq, rabbitmq etc). Not all options/extensions will be supported by all brokers yet however. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
