On 06/09/2011 10:02 AM, Fallon, Richard wrote:


Hello all,

Can anyone confirm if I can use dynamic routes with the headers exchange
in Qpid 0.8 c++ broker?

It is certainly expected to work now. There are a handful of automated tests for that case that were added in at http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=revision&revision=905322 along with some fixes and the 0.8 release branch was taken from r1032357.

However I was also unable to get a simple test to work. It looks like x-match:all does not work while x-match:any does (and only the second case is tested for at present). I've raised a new JIRA for that (could also just reopen the original JIRA).


  As per previous mail I am unable to get it to work, and am wondering if
it is possible, if I am doing something wrong or maybe need to upgrade
versions?

Thanks

Richard

_____________________________________________
From:   Fallon, Richard
Sent:   06 June 2011 17:14
To:     users@qpid.apache.org
Subject:        Dynamic Routes with the Headers Exchange



All,

I have been happily using federated brokers linked via dynamic routes
using the topic exchange.  As you know this allows me to publish to
one broker and subscribe to that data from another, great!

However I have recently switched to using the headers exchange for
subscriptions, but am unable to subscribe to data from a dynamic
route.

So I have

SRC_BROKER  linked to a DEST_BROKER



FYI

1) I can successfully publish to amq.match on SRC_BROKER and subscribe
to the same broker using the (rather lengthy but powerful) amqp
headers syntax
        This tells me I am using the right publish subscribe syntax.

2) I then set up the dynamic route, linked using the command
        qpid-route add dynamic DEST_BROKER SRC_BROKER  amq.match

3) But I cannot subscribe to the same messages on the DEST_BROKER
despite having set up the dynamic route.

4)  However I  can subscribe to messages on the DEST_BROKER that have
been published to the SRC_BROKER on the topic exchange
        This tells me I can (at least) connect the brokers on the topic
exchange


So the first simple question - can I use dynamic routes with the
headers exchange?

I'm using Qpid-0.8 c++ broker.

Thanks as ever

Richard Fallon


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