Closed alexz707 closed 7 years ago
The queue factory is only for internal use (f.e. for consumer, rpc server). It's not meant to be used by the user himself.
But you can create a queue very simple by calling:
$queue = $channel->newQueue();
By the way, why do you want to use the queue directly and not the provided consumer implementation?
Am 03.04.2017 21:14 schrieb "Al3x Zamponi" notifications@github.com:
Hi! First of all great work!! Keep it up ;) I have a little problem with the QueueFactory (or I simply don't get it):
I want to fetch a queue object via $container->get() (in ZF3). In my conf I have the following entry:
'service_manager' => [ 'factories' => [ 'queueExample' => [QueueFactory::class, 'queueExample'] ], ]
in my factory I wanted to get the queue: $container->get('queueExample')
It doesn't work, it throws the following error: Zend\ServiceManager\Exception\ServiceNotCreatedException: Service with name "queueExample" could not be created. Reason: The second argument must be a type of Humus\Amqp\Channel or null
When I try it with the invoke method it works of course (so it's not a config problem ;) ) Can you please tell me how to retrieve this queue? Or is this not supposed to be called that way?
Thanks! Alex
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Thanks for the really fast response!
The queue is already created and is durable. I wanted to use the queue to find out how many entries it has. Depending on that I would use a different consumer (standard/priority) ?
When you create a queue from the channel, it will not be created on
Rabbitmq. Only a call to declareQueue
will do that.
So I suggest you create the queue instance like I described.
Am 03.04.2017 21:31 schrieb "Al3x Zamponi" notifications@github.com:
Thanks for the really fast response!
The queue is already created and is durable. I wanted to use the queue to find out how many entries it has. Depending on that I would use a different consumer (standard/priority) ?
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ok I understand, thanks! Do you know another way except declareQueue to get a count on the queue entries?
You can do an http call to Rabbitmq to get the info.
Thanks a lot, will have a look at the mgmnt api :)
So can we close this issue now?
Am 03.04.2017 22:14 schrieb "Al3x Zamponi" notifications@github.com:
Thanks a lot, will have a look at the mgmnt api :)
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Yes thanks a lot !
Hi! First of all great work!! Keep it up ;) I have a little problem with the QueueFactory (or I simply don't get it):
I want to fetch a queue object via $container->get() (in ZF3). In my conf I have the following entry:
It doesn't work, it throws the following error:
Zend\ServiceManager\Exception\ServiceNotCreatedException: Service with name "queueExample" could not be created. Reason: The second argument must be a type of Humus\Amqp\Channel or null
When I try it with the invoke method it works of course (so it's not a config problem ;) ) Can you please tell me how to retrieve this queue? Or is this not supposed to be called that way?
Thanks! Alex