On Jan 17, 5:20?am, Emile Joubert wrote:
Hi Marcus,
broker are you using? V2.0.0 and v2.1.0 only accepted expiry values of
type "long int", while you are using "int". If that is the problem then
you should either supply a "long" value or use at least v2.1.1 of the
broker (preferably the latest version).
-Emile
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Hi Marcus,
On 16/01/12 23:19, MarcusR wrote:
It seems that the x-expires argument for declaring queues is not
accepted from 0-8 clients. The error message I receive is this:
PRECONDITION_FAILED - invalid arg 'x-expires' for queue
I don't think the version of the client matters. What version of theIt seems that the x-expires argument for declaring queues is not
accepted from 0-8 clients. The error message I receive is this:
PRECONDITION_FAILED - invalid arg 'x-expires' for queue
broker are you using? V2.0.0 and v2.1.0 only accepted expiry values of
type "long int", while you are using "int". If that is the problem then
you should either supply a "long" value or use at least v2.1.1 of the
broker (preferably the latest version).
-Emile
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