[rabbitmq-discuss] spring-amqp

[Dave Syer]

rjwirth wrote:
> 
> I am playing with QoS, Retry, transacted mode vs. ack/reject etc, and the
> first thing I wanted to try is the onMessage() fail case to rollback and
> let another consumer take the message.  If I use auto-ack and, the message
> seems to remain on the broker. 
> 

We haven't implemented rollback in the asynch case yet in Spring AMQP (sync
works but it's less useful) - it's on the list of things to do for M2.  The
intention really is that for basic use cases like this you shouldn't care
which version of the low-level Rabbit client you are using.  You shouldn't
need to know how or when to call basicRecover() because the listener
container will do it for you.
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