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From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Ac=E1cio_Centeno?= <acacio.centeno@terra.com.br>
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Subject: How to know when a message could not be enqueued?
Date: Thu, 1 Oct 2009 14:03:44 -0300
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Hi,

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                How do a producer app knows when a message could not be
delivered? I post a message to a queue that does not exist, and the QPid =
log
states:

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2009-oct-01 14:00:35 info DirectExchange amq.direct could not route =
message
with key bridge.account.usage; no matching binding found

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                But the application receives no indication about the
problem.=20

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Thanks,

Ac=E1cio.


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