Closed sadjunky closed 5 years ago
Thank you for your time.
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Please post this to rabbitmq-users.
Thank you.
I cannot suggest much as you haven't provided any example code. This plugin comes with a few example applications that you can enabled as a separate plugin, try and inspect. They use a STOMP-over-WebSockets client to access the endpoint. Regular HTTP client or Web browser won't do.
Please see my response.
@michaelklishin
I have enabled rabbitmq_web_stomp on the RabbitMQ server. The logs show that a port number of 15674 has been opened, but it says 404 when I try to reach it through http://hostname:15674/stomp. The Ports and Contexts section of the Management UI shows
where http/web-stomp is shown. The Web Context shows
This is confusing as the ports and contexts are open but yet I'm not able to access the port anywhere.