List of subscribeToQueue() Examples

Examples of subscribeToQueue()

org.apache.qpid.server.AMQChannel.subscribeToQueue()

Subscribe to a queue. We register all subscriptions in the channel so that if the channel is closed we can clean up all subscriptions, even if the client does not explicitly unsubscribe from all queues. @param tag the tag chosen by the client (if null, server will generate one) @param queue the queue to subscribe to @param acks Are acks enabled for this subscriber @param filters Filters to apply to this subscriber @param noLocal Flag stopping own messages being received. @param exclusive Flag requesting exclusive access to the queue @return the consumer tag. This is returned to the subscriber and used in subsequent unsubscribe requests @throws AMQException if something goes wrong

org.apache.qpid.server.protocol.v0_8.AMQChannel.subscribeToQueue()

                try
                {
                    if(consumerTagName == null || channel.getSubscription(consumerTagName) == null)
                    {


                        AMQShortString consumerTag = channel.subscribeToQueue(consumerTagName, queue, !body.getNoAck(),
                                                                              body.getArguments(), body.getNoLocal(), body.getExclusive());
                        if (!body.getNowait())
                        {
                            MethodRegistry methodRegistry = protocolConnection.getMethodRegistry();
                            AMQMethodBody responseBody = methodRegistry.createBasicConsumeOkBody(consumerTag);

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Examples of subscribeToQueue()

Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.protocol.v0_8.AMQChannel.subscribeToQueue()