return of a broker stomp

[Andrey Andreychenko]

Can someone clarify the STOMP broker behaviour? When I connect to a STOMP broker with telnet, I get an answer for each command: CONNECT, SEND, etc. For instance, when I specified wrong "destination" paramter I got an ERROR. But at the same time the Perl libraries such as Net::Stomp and  Net::Stomp::Client reveals  "By default, you do not get any confirmation that the message has indeed been received by the broker. If you want such a confirmation, you have to use receipts. ...Bla-Bla". The question is : can I take the answer, using the Perl libraries? Is it true, that a STOMP broker doesn't return a ERROR frame if something is wrong in the SEND message? How can I be ensured that a STOMP SEND was successfull?

[Kevin Esteb]

On 12/16/2014 08:48 AM, Andrey Andreychenko wrote:

Can someone clarify the STOMP broker behaviour? When I connect to a STOMP broker with telnet, I get an answer for each command: CONNECT, SEND, etc. For instance, when I specified wrong "destination" paramter I got an ERROR. But at the same time the Perl libraries such as Net::Stomp and  Net::Stomp::Client reveals  "By default, you do not get any confirmation that the message has indeed been received by the broker. If you want such a confirmation, you have to use receipts. ...Bla-Bla". The question is : can I take the answer, using the Perl libraries? Is it true, that a STOMP broker doesn't return a ERROR frame if something is wrong in the SEND message? How can I be ensured that a STOMP SEND was successfull?

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That is the only way they work. The other way would be to use transactions, which I believe they support.

Personally I wouldn't use those clients. That is why I wrote a couple of POE based clients. XAS::Lib::Stomp::POE::Client is fully compliant with the latest specs. XAS::Lib::Stomp::Utils can be used to create fully compliant frames. XAS::Lib::Stomp::POE::Filter is a fully compliant parser, that will correctly parse v1.0 packets from Windows.

Kevin