activemq-cpp-3.9.5
DestinationResolver.h
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17#ifndef _ACTIVEMQ_CMSUTIL_DESTINATIONRESOLVER_H_
18#define _ACTIVEMQ_CMSUTIL_DESTINATIONRESOLVER_H_
19
21#include <string>
22
23namespace cms {
24 class Session;
25 class Destination;
26}
27namespace activemq {
28namespace cmsutil {
29
30 // Forward declarations.
31 class ResourceLifecycleManager;
32
37 public:
38
40
49 virtual void init(ResourceLifecycleManager* mgr) = 0;
50
54 virtual void destroy() = 0;
55
75 const std::string& destName,
76 bool pubSubDomain) = 0;
77
78 };
79
80}}
81
82#endif /* _ACTIVEMQ_CMSUTIL_DESTINATIONRESOLVER_H_ */
#define AMQCPP_API
Definition Config.h:30
Resolves a CMS destination name to a Destination.
Definition DestinationResolver.h:36
virtual void destroy()=0
Destroys any allocated resources.
virtual cms::Destination * resolveDestinationName(cms::Session *session, const std::string &destName, bool pubSubDomain)=0
Resolves the given name to a destination.
virtual void init(ResourceLifecycleManager *mgr)=0
Initializes this destination resolver for use.
Manages the lifecycle of a set of CMS resources.
Definition ResourceLifecycleManager.h:37
A Destination object encapsulates a provider-specific address.
Definition Destination.h:39
A Session object is a single-threaded context for producing and consuming messages.
Definition Session.h:105
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Definition CachedConsumer.h:24
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Definition DestinationResolver.h:23