Hello, I have read through all of the various AMQP 1.0 specs and installed and configured the proton-c, the dispatch router, and qpid-cpp. I've got a prefix in the dispatch router that is connected to the broker via linkRoute configurations. Additionally, I have been able to spend time trying out a few scenarios and I've got some questions. I would like to primarily use the 1.0 protocol via the proton libraries and the JMS one as well.
1. qpid-cpp is a 0-10-based broker, but has 1.0 support via a plugin. To me, this appears to have an affect on addressing compared to a pure 1.0 implementation. I would think that if i had exchanges/topics declared like /a/b and /a/c, a receiver should be able to enter a wild-carded topic to look for both /a/b and /a/c by making the address /a/#. Should this be the case if everything was 1.0 or am I misinterpreting what I've read? I've looked over the proton-c examples broker.py, server.py, and client.py, which makes me thing this would work if the broker.py was a fully implemented broker. 2. The qpid-cpp broker does not appear to set remote_target or remote_source when creating senders and receivers... When would these ever be set? I would like the ability to set target and source options for a given client so that they don't go about creating infinite amounts of durable subscriptions. Azure Message Bus looks like it has REST APIs to do some topic/queue creation that could potentially put these controls in place, but then it also has similar proton APIs where you can create_receiver/sender. 3. AMQP 1.0 uses / notation for addressing rather than periods... should I be naming my exchanges/topics this way as well? It doesn't really seem to buy me anything other than just conforming with one of the specs if I can't create a receiver as mentioned in question 1. 4. Finally, the dispatch router book mentions that it does both message routing (default) and link routing but I haven't fully understood what I have read. I think I'm using link routing if I have configured linkRoutes in the router spec, but is that right? I'm sure I'll have more questions as I go through more. ;) -- Sent from: http://qpid.2158936.n2.nabble.com/Apache-Qpid-users-f2158936.html --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
