Hi Dejan:
Thanks for the correction. However, I'm getting the same result. I created
/queue/testqueue and added two messages via the admin console on activemq.
I used the following as per your post:
while ($message = $con->readFrame()) {
print_r($message);
}
the result was:
Stomp_Frame Object
(
[command] => MESSAGE
[headers] => Array
(
[destination] => /queue/testqueue
[type] =>
[timestamp] => 1258041116266
[priority] => 0
[expires] => 0
[correlation-id] =>
[message-id] => ID:yoda-40043-1257305459928-2:5:1:1:2
)
[body] => test
)
(Only one message came through). I'm wondering if there's something about
the server side Stomp Implementation that I need to configure. Again, I'm
using ActiveMQ 5.3
Hi,
you don't need to use hasFrameToRead() explicitly, it is used from
readFrame().
So you can do something like,
while ($msg = $con->readFrame()) {
// do you stuff
}
BTW. Be sure to check PHP Stomp Client 1.0.0 released here
http://stomp.fusesource.org/documentation/php/index.html
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