Creating Dynamic queues using RabbitMQ

[Sanjay Singh]

Team,

I am trying to create set of dynamic queues based on demand within the same exchange, it is important to have a single listener associated with the array of dynamic queues i create, any help in able to create dynamic queues using spring-amqp library

[Michael Klishin]

Define dynamic queues?

All queues in RabbitMQ are declared by apps as they need them, and can be
deleted by apps. So they are "dynamic" if you ask me. But you probably
mean something else.
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MK

Staff Software Engineer, Pivotal/RabbitMQ

[Gary Russell]

My guess is you want to declare new queues on an as-needed basis.

Use Spring AMQP's RabbitAdmin to declare the queue and its binding to the exchange.

Starting with version 1.3, you can add queues (consumers) to a running listener container [1]. Prior to 1.3 you had to stop the container to reconfigure the queues it listens to.

[1]: http://docs.spring.io/spring-amqp/docs/1.3.5.RELEASE/reference/html/amqp.html#listener-queues

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[Sanjay Singh]

Thanks Michael, Gary; Gary i believe you understood almost right, my bad, wasn't very clear while explaining the problem.

I am looking at a setup or configuration that should allow me to create dynamic queues, i don't want the queues to be declared and added at the run time but capability to create new queues as in when ever required, @Gary i got the link you send, i will try that.