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On 09/03/2015 09:54 PM, jjw tectec wrote:
> Hi Gordon,
>
> Thanks so much for your help. I think I got this to work partially now.
> The Linear Store inside the broker seems to be working, because I see the
> below messages:
> 2015-09-03 15:39:58 [Store] info Linear Store: Most recent persistence id
> found: 0x0
> 2015-09-03 15:39:58 [Store] info Linear Store: Recovered exchange
> "topic.xxx"
>
> However, if I create a durable exchange and send durable messages to it,
> and then shutdown the broker, and restart the broker. The broker did not
> retain those messages. Please see the commands and queue statistics below.
> What did I do wrong?

Exchanges don't store messages, they merely route them to any matching 
bound queues. It is queues which store the messages.

So e.g. if you do:

qpid-config -a localhost:5672 --durable add queue my-queue

and then sent the message to that instead of the exchange, you should 
see a message in the queue before and after restart (qpid-stat -q).

If you want to keep the publisher sending to an exchange, you can bind a 
queue to that exchange. This is done automatically if you create a 
receiver from the exchange, but by default the subscription queue would 
not be durable. For a durable subscription you would specify "topic.xxx; 
{link:{name:my-sub,durable:True}}".

> ./qpid-config -a localhost:5672 --durable add exchange topic topic.xxx
> inside the publisher code, I did:
> Message msg = Message(s);
> msg.setDurable(1);
> sender.send(msg);
> Aggregate Broker Statistics: (BEFORE shutdown)
>    Statistic                   Messages  Bytes
>    =============================================
>    queue-depth                 0         0
>    total-enqueues              3         627
>    total-dequeues              3         627
>    persistent-enqueues         3         627
>    persistent-dequeues         3         627
>
>
>    Aggregate Broker Statistics: (AFTER shutdown)
>    Statistic                   Messages  Bytes
>    =============================================
>    queue-depth                 0         0
>    total-enqueues              0         0
>    total-dequeues              0         0
>    persistent-enqueues         0         0
>    persistent-dequeues         0         0
>
>   Thanks
>   jjw


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