Question: Temporary queues: set up and when do they go away?

["Flores, Paul A." <PA...@SAIC.COM>]

As subject states.



Unclear how use so of the Address options as they are described.



How do I set up a temporary queue that goes away when the receiver is closed?



I am using the following in my code to set up a response queue.



What has me asking this question is that using qpid-cofig I can see that before I run my example applications there is only 1 non-durable queue.  But well after my example applications finishes (receivers and senders are closed) I see 2 non-durable queues.  Shouldn't the queue be deleted and not appear at all when I run qpidd-configure?  What am I doing incorrectly?



"const char* response_queue="#response_queue; {create: always, delete: always}"



Thanks for your help it is appreciated!



Paul


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Re: Question: Temporary queues: set up and when do they go away?

[Robbie Gemmell <ro...@gmail.com>]

Have you tried doing what the example does that Gordon linked to and I
described further yesterday?

Robbie

On 4 April 2016 at 16:54, Flores, Paul A. <PA...@saic.com> wrote:
> As subject states.
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> Unclear how use so of the Address options as they are described.
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> How do I set up a temporary queue that goes away when the receiver is closed?
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> I am using the following in my code to set up a response queue.
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> What has me asking this question is that using qpid-cofig I can see that before I run my example applications there is only 1 non-durable queue.  But well after my example applications finishes (receivers and senders are closed) I see 2 non-durable queues.  Shouldn't the queue be deleted and not appear at all when I run qpidd-configure?  What am I doing incorrectly?
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> "const char* response_queue="#response_queue; {create: always, delete: always}"
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> Thanks for your help it is appreciated!
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> Paul
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