Examples of AMQConnection

com.rabbitmq.client.impl.AMQConnection
Concrete class representing and managing an AMQP connection to a broker.
To create a broker connection, use {@link ConnectionFactory}. See {@link Connection}for an example.
org.apache.qpid.client.AMQConnection

Examples of org.apache.qpid.client.AMQConnection

        }
    }


    public void testClientIdCannotBeChanged() throws Exception
    {
        Connection connection = new AMQConnection(getBroker().toString(), "guest", "guest",
                                                  "fred", "test");
        try
        {
            connection.setClientID("someClientId");
            fail("No IllegalStateException thrown when resetting clientid");
        }
        catch (javax.jms.IllegalStateException e)
        {
            // PASS
        }
        finally
        {
            if (connection != null)
            {
                connection.close();
            }
        }
    }

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        }
    }


    public void testClientIdIsPopulatedAutomatically() throws Exception
    {
        Connection connection = new AMQConnection(getBroker().toString(), "guest", "guest",
                                                  null, "test");
        try
        {
            assertNotNull(connection.getClientID());
        }
        finally
        {
            connection.close();
        }
        connection.close();
    }

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        BrokerDetails broker = getBroker();
        broker.setProperty(BrokerDetails.OPTIONS_SASL_MECHS, "MY_MECH");


        try
        {
            Connection connection = new AMQConnection(broker.toString(), "guest", "guest",
                    null, "test");
            connection.close();
            fail("The client should throw a ConnectionException stating the" +
                " broker does not support the SASL mech specified by the client");
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {

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        setTestSystemProperty(ClientProperties.QPID_VERIFY_CLIENT_ID, "true");


        BrokerDetails broker = getBroker();
        try
        {
            Connection con = new AMQConnection(broker.toString(), "guest", "guest",
                                        "client_id", "test");


            Connection con2 = new AMQConnection(broker.toString(), "guest", "guest",
                                        "client_id", "test");


            fail("The client should throw a ConnectionException stating the" +
                    " client ID is not unique");
        }

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        setTestSystemProperty(ClientProperties.QPID_VERIFY_CLIENT_ID, "true");


        BrokerDetails broker = getBroker();
        try
        {
            Connection con = new AMQConnection(broker.toString(), "guest", "guest",
                                        "client_id", "test");


            Connection con2 = new AMQConnection(broker.toString(), "admin", "admin",
                                        "client_id", "test");
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            fail("Unexpected exception thrown, client id was not unique but usernames were different! " + e.getMessage());

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        super.setUp();


        //Verify requesting a 0-10 connection works
        setTestClientSystemProperty(ClientProperties.AMQP_VERSION, "0-10");
        AMQConnection connection = (AMQConnection) getConnection();
        assertEquals("Unexpected protocol version in use", ProtocolVersion.v0_10, connection.getProtocolVersion());
        connection.close();


        //Verify requesting a 0-91 connection works
        setTestClientSystemProperty(ClientProperties.AMQP_VERSION, "0-9-1");
        connection = (AMQConnection) getConnection();
        assertEquals("Unexpected protocol version in use", ProtocolVersion.v0_91, connection.getProtocolVersion());
        connection.close();


        //Verify requesting a 0-9 connection works
        setTestClientSystemProperty(ClientProperties.AMQP_VERSION, "0-9");
        connection = (AMQConnection) getConnection();
        assertEquals("Unexpected protocol version in use", ProtocolVersion.v0_9, connection.getProtocolVersion());
        connection.close();


        //Verify requesting a 0-8 connection works
        setTestClientSystemProperty(ClientProperties.AMQP_VERSION, "0-8");
        connection = (AMQConnection) getConnection();
        assertEquals("Unexpected protocol version in use", ProtocolVersion.v8_0, connection.getProtocolVersion());
        connection.close();
    }

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        super.setUp();


        //Verify initially requesting a 0-10 connection now negotiates a 0-91
        //connection as the broker should reply with its highest supported protocol
        setTestClientSystemProperty(ClientProperties.AMQP_VERSION, "0-10");
        AMQConnection connection = (AMQConnection) getConnection();
        assertEquals("Unexpected protocol version in use", ProtocolVersion.v0_91, connection.getProtocolVersion());
        connection.close();
    }

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        super.setUp();


        //Verify initially requesting a 0-10 connection now negotiates a 0-9
        //connection as the broker should reply with its highest supported protocol
        setTestClientSystemProperty(ClientProperties.AMQP_VERSION, "0-10");
        AMQConnection connection = (AMQConnection) getConnection();
        assertEquals("Unexpected protocol version in use", ProtocolVersion.v0_9, connection.getProtocolVersion());
        connection.close();
    }

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        super.setUp();


        //Verify initially requesting a 0-10 connection now negotiates a 0-8
        //connection as the broker should reply with its highest supported protocol
        setTestClientSystemProperty(ClientProperties.AMQP_VERSION, "0-10");
        AMQConnection connection = (AMQConnection) getConnection();
        assertEquals("Unexpected protocol version in use", ProtocolVersion.v8_0, connection.getProtocolVersion());
        connection.close();
    }

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        //Verify initially requesting a 0-10 connection now negotiates a 0-9 connection as the
        //broker should reply with its 'default unsupported protocol initiation reply' as opposed
        //to the previous behaviour of the highest supported protocol version.
        setTestClientSystemProperty(ClientProperties.AMQP_VERSION, "0-10");
        AMQConnection connection = (AMQConnection) getConnection();
        assertEquals("Unexpected protocol version in use", ProtocolVersion.v0_9, connection.getProtocolVersion());
        connection.close();


        //Verify requesting a 0-91 connection directly still works, as its support is still enabled
        setTestClientSystemProperty(ClientProperties.AMQP_VERSION, "0-9-1");
        connection = (AMQConnection) getConnection();
        assertEquals("Unexpected protocol version in use", ProtocolVersion.v0_91, connection.getProtocolVersion());
        connection.close();
    }

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