On Sat, Feb 14, 2009 at 1:59 AM, Ted Ross wrote: >For your purposes, it might be better to declare your own headers exchange Thanks for the reply Tedd. I saw how to achieve this using qpid-config. Are there any other ways, like declaring the required exchanges / queues as set of commands in the configuration file? I saw something similar once but cannot find it now in any of the docs. Thanks gs GS.Chandra N wrote: > >> On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 8:27 PM, Ted Ross wrote: >> >> >> >>> You should add "auto_delete=True" to the session.queue_declare function. >>> >>> >> Otherwise, the queue stays in place between test runs. >> >> Ok. But what about exchanges ? When i do a show from qpid-tool on the >> amq.match exchange it shows property durable to be true. How do i >> configure >> this? >> >> > amq.match is a special case as it is declared by default on the broker. > You can neither delete nor configure any of the amq.* exchanges. For your > purposes, it might be better to declare your own headers exchange, use it, > then delete it when you are done. > >> >> >>> qpid-queue-stat displays the statistics as they are published by the >>> >>> >> broker. >> >> Not related but when i do a show on the queue from the apid-tool i see >> latency related figures in it. But they are always zero. Now how do i get >> these figures to show the actual latencies ? >> >> > The latency statistics under queue are not yet implemented. I think > there's a Jira outstanding for this missing feature. > > Regards, > > -Ted > >