[rabbitmq-discuss] RabbitMQ problem
Valentino Volonghi
dialtone at gmail.com
Fri Sep 26 07:31:36 BST 2008
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On Sep 25, 2008, at 9:48 PM, Matthias Radestock wrote:
> This behaviour is intentional. IMO it would be wrong for the tx
> commit to succeed when a participating queue has been deleted. The
> AMQP spec doesn't specify what should happen in this case though, so
> we simply throw an exception which in turn will cause the connection
> to be closed with an INTERNAL_ERROR.
Yes, I imagined this, I don't expect it to succeed when a queue is
removed,
although this might change some things. What if I connect with an
auto_delete queue
non durable and in the middle of a transaction I disconnect it? Of
course one way would
be to simply leave the queue there, but at some point the mnesia db
would be full.
>> ====> Here's the error then: rabbitmq simply stops delivering
>> messages and I think
>> it actually loses all the messages that it receives after the
>> failing commit.
>
> That would be because the connection has been closed.
Why? This is completely unexpected to me... Also I don't think this is
true because
I don't see the connection dropped error on the client side that I
usually see
when I stop rabbitmq server.
>> I tried adding code that in case of a failed commit runs the rollback
>
> Since the connection will have been closed there is no point in
> doing that.
Sure, it's just that dropping the connection because a transaction
failed
makes the commit_failed message completely useless. Just use the
connection dropped error to mean the same thing, I'm not sure this is
the
right behavior (from a logic point of view). If a database dropped the
connection
every time a transaction failed they would spend more time off rather
than doing
anything. That's why I think it's an error, after all transactions are
isolated and
a rollback is there exactly to be able to go back to the beginning
without any
consequences.
>> but apparently I don't even receive the failed commit message.
>
> That is strange. What client are you using?
erlang client and rabbitmq server.
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