List of usage examples for org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection ConnectionFactory interface-usage
From source file com.valtech.springamqp.MultiHostConnectionFactory.java
/** * Interface defining MultiHostConnectionFactory */ public interface MultiHostConnectionFactory extends ConnectionFactory { /**
From source file org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection.AbstractConnectionFactory.java
/** * @author Dave Syer * @author Gary Russell * */ public abstract class AbstractConnectionFactory implements ConnectionFactory, DisposableBean {
From source file org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection.SingleConnectionFactory.java
/**
* A {@link ConnectionFactory} implementation that returns the same Connections from all {@link #createConnection()}
* calls, and ignores calls to {@link com.rabbitmq.client.Connection#close()}.
*
* @author Mark Fisher
* @author Mark Pollack
From source file org.springframework.amqp.rabbit.connection.LocalizedQueueConnectionFactory.java
/**
* A {@link RoutingConnectionFactory} that determines the node on which a queue is located and
* returns a factory that connects directly to that node.
* The RabbitMQ management plugin is called over REST to determine the node and the corresponding
* address for that node is injected into the connection factory.
* A single instance of each connection factory is retained in a cache.
From source file org.springframework.xd.dirt.integration.rabbit.LocalizedQueueConnectionFactory.java
/**
* A {@link RoutingConnectionFactory} that determines the node on which a queue is located and
* returns a factory that connects directly to that node.
* The RabbitMQ management plugin is called over REST to determine the node and the corresponding
* address for that node is injected into the connection factory.
* A single instance of each connection factory is retained in a cache.
From source file org.springframework.cloud.stream.binder.rabbit.LocalizedQueueConnectionFactory.java
/**
* A {@link RoutingConnectionFactory} that determines the node on which a queue is located and
* returns a factory that connects directly to that node.
* The RabbitMQ management plugin is called over REST to determine the node and the corresponding
* address for that node is injected into the connection factory.
* A single instance of each connection factory is retained in a cache.