Hi Sreeker-
By default, ActiveMQ dynamically creates destinations as soon as a
message is produced to the broker, or a consumer is attached to the
destination. You may not need to do anything for your application,
other than start-up ActiveMQ.
The JMS API doesn't have full administration functionality built into
it. If you need to statically define destinations, you can do it in the
activemq.xml configuration file using the <destinations/> tag. I don't
recommend this approach, unless you *really* need complete lock-down
security. Any change to the activemq.xml file requires a broker restart
to go into effect.
ie..
<broker .... >
...
<destinations>
<queue physicalName="BobsTire.Billing.Q" />
<topic physicalName="BobsTire.Notify.T" />
</destinations>
...
</broker>
Another option, is to use the JMX interface to create, purge and delete
destinations. There is not a C++ API in the ActiveMQ libs for this, and
I'm not sure that there is a free C++ JMX API anywhere. You could write
a quick Java program that makes the JMX calls, and then have your C++
program call that directly.
Hope this helps!
Matt Pavlovich
On 1/23/12 7:06 AM, sreekar wrote:
Hi All,
I am a new bie and am trying to use Active MQ - CPP in my current project.
I would like to have a separate binary to create the Queues/Topics, which
will be called initially, while setting up the configuration-parameters.
In the run-time the Queues (created) will be used by the Various clients
(Producers/Consumers) whose names will be decided depending upon other
configuration parameters.
The problem is:
I have create one small utility to create queues.
After creating a session,
[code]
session->createQueue(destURI)
// If i stop at this point, i am unable to see the queues in web-console
[/code]
[code]
destination = session->createQueue(destURI)
consumer = session->createConsumer(destination); // consumer..(or)..producer
// Now i am able to see the Queues (created) in web-console
[/code]
Do i need to necessarily link the newly-created queues with the clients for
them to reflect in Wen-Console.
Appreciate your help.
Thanks in Advance,
Sreekar
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