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Nithesh Shetty wrote:
> hi,
>  
> I have implemented a reader class to asynchronously received msg from the broker.
> For that i have derived from MessageListener and implemented the receive function.
>  
> to start recived i have called subscriptionManager run function but
>  
> the control of the program doesn't return from the run function unless we call cancel
> in the receive function .
>  
> I want the control to return from run. is there any way to do that

The purpose of SubscriptionManager::run() is to dispatch incoming 
messages to registered listeners which is why it does not return.

If you wish to have the dispatching done on a separate thread (created 
by the qpidc library) you can use SubscriptionManager::start() (don't 
forget to call SubscriptionManager::wait() before exiting).

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