There are two distinctive type sets in AMQP, the basic AMQP types and then the superset of Table value types. This commit attempts to make that distinction more clear by the addition of a Table class. Basically, AMQP value type read/write support is left in Frame for the time being, while table value field read/write support has been moved to the Table class. Also, a number of type differences exist between the spec and rabbitmq's binary parser (noted in the errata page) which were not previously honored. |
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README.md
QAMQP
Qt4/Qt5 implementation of AMQP 0.9.1.
Implement
Connection
work with socket connections
- start - start connection negotiation
- startok - select security mechanism and locale
- tune - propose connection tuning parameters
- tuneok - negotiate connection tuning parameters
- open - open connection to virtual host
- openok - signal that connection is ready
- close - request a connection close
- closeok - confirm a connection close
Channel
work with channels
- open - open a channel for use
- openok - signal that the channel is ready
- close - request a channel close
- closeok - confirm a channel close
Exchange
work with exchanges
- declare - verify exchange exists, create if needed
- declareok - confirm exchange declaration
- delete - delete an exchange
- deleteok - confirm deletion of an exchange
Queue
work with queues
- declare - declare queue, create if needed
- declareok - confirms a queue definition
- bind - bind queue to an exchange
- bindok - confirm bind successful
- unbind - unbind a queue from an exchange
- unbindok - confirm unbind successful
- purge - purge a queue
- purgeok - confirms a queue purge
- delete - delete a queue
- deleteok - confirm deletion of a queue
Basic
work with basic content
- qos - specify quality of service
- qosok - confirm the requested qos
- consume - start a queue consumer
- consumeok - confirm a new consumer
- publish - publish a message
- deliver - notify the client of a consumer message
- get - direct access to a queue
- getok - provide client with a message
- getempty - indicate no messages available
- ack - acknowledge one or more messages
Usage
Test::Test()
{
QUrl con(QString("amqp://guest:guest@localhost:5672/"));
client_ = new QAMQP::Client(this);
connect(client_, SIGNAL(connected()), this, SLOT(connected()));
client_->open(con);
exchange_ = client_->createExchange("test.test2");
queue_ = client_->createQueue("test.my_queue", exchange_->channelNumber());
connect(queue_, SIGNAL(declared()), this, SLOT(declared()));
connect(queue_, SIGNAL(messageReceived(QAMQP::Queue * )), this, SLOT(newMessage(QAMQP::Queue *)));
}
void Test::connected()
{
exchange_->declare("fanout");
queue_->declare();
exchange_->bind(queue_);
}
void Test::declared()
{
exchange_->publish("Hello world", exchange_->name());
queue_->setQOS(0,10);
queue_->setConsumerTag("qamqp-consumer");
queue_->consume(QAMQP::Queue::coNoAck);
}
void Test::newMessage(QAMQP::Queue * q)
{
while (q->hasMessage())
{
QAMQP::MessagePtr message = q->getMessage();
qDebug("+ RECEIVE MESSAGE");
qDebug("| Exchange-name: %s", qPrintable(message->exchangeName));
qDebug("| Routing-key: %s", qPrintable(message->routeKey));
qDebug("| Content-type: %s", qPrintable(message->property[QAMQP::Frame::Content::cpContentType].toString()));
if(!q->noAck())
{
q->ack(message);
}
}
}
Credits
Thank you @mdhooge for tutorials inspired by https://github.com/jonnydee/nzmqt