Examples of org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.admin.RabbitBrokerAdmin$StatusCallback

org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.admin.RabbitBrokerAdmin

Rabbit broker administration. Features:

Basic AMQP admin commands are provided, like declaring queues, exchanges and bindings.
Manage user accounts and virtual hosts.
Start and stop the broker process.
Start and stop the broker application (in a running process).
Inspect and manage the queues, e.g. listing message counts etc.

Depending on your platform, to {@link #startNode() start the broker} you might need to set some environmentproperties. The most common are available via constructors or setters in this class (e.g. {@link #setRabbitLogBaseDirectory(String) RABBITMQ_LOG_BASE}). All others you can set via the OS (any setting that RabbtMQ allows in its startup script), and some work via System properties as special convenience cases ( ERLANG_HOME and RABBITMQ_HOME ). @author Mark Pollack @author Dave Syer @author Helena Edelson

   * @param port the port to listen on
   *
   * @return a {@link RabbitBrokerAdmin} instance
   */
  public static RabbitBrokerAdmin getRabbitBrokerAdmin(String nodeName, int port) {
    RabbitBrokerAdmin brokerAdmin = new RabbitBrokerAdmin(nodeName, port);
    brokerAdmin.setRabbitLogBaseDirectory("target/rabbitmq/log");
    brokerAdmin.setRabbitMnesiaBaseDirectory("target/rabbitmq/mnesia");
    brokerAdmin.setStartupTimeout(10000L);
    return brokerAdmin;
  }

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