it's implicit in the spec for the protocol if you look at the subscribe message - why else have this message if you can only subscribe to one destination?
I suspect the more you use stomp, the more stuff like this should become clear.
Good luck,
-Andrew
oh, thanks. I didn't even know that you can subscribe to multiple destination. I am using php and the lack of threading in php means I need to subscribe to multiple destinations.
Where did you find that stomp allow multiple subscription? The only info I can find on stomp is on codehause.
thanks,
-john
andrewk wrote:
In stomp, you can subscribe to as many destinations as you want for your connection, simply send another subscribe message.
Am I missing something?
-Andrew Kuklewicz
delphi329 wrote:
Hi:
How do I subscribe to multiple queues? E.g. have two queues, /queue/a/b/c and /queue/a/b/d and I want to listen to both of them? Can I use selector on destination header?
thanks,
