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AMQP 0-10 acquire-mode does this for you<br>
Carl.<br>
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joe lee wrote:
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type="cite">Let say you have 1 producer and 3 consumers. Producer
places a message in the queue. One of the consumer picks up the
message and process it. While it's processing it, is there a way to
make the message in queue to go invisible mode on user defined time
(30sec, 1min so on), so that other 2 consumers don't pick up the same
message and start processing? Like in Amazon SQS. Once the time limit
has passed 30sec, or 1min, message become visible, if message has not
been processed and deleted by consumer 1.
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Joe<br>
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