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| Posted: Wed Oct 21, 2009 7:03 am |
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George,
George Haidar wrote:
> Would calling the close() method on a rabbitmq Connection object:
> 1. cause all channels to close properly? and
Yes.
> 2. cause all non-durable exchanges and queues to be deleted?
No. The durability setting controls whether resources survive a broker
restart.
However, you can mark a queue as exclusive, which will cause it to get
deleted when the creating connection closes. And marking a queue
auto-delete will cause it to get deleted when its last consumer
disappears (which may happen in several ways, including through closing
a connection).
Regards,
Matthias.
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