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C++ Client: Creating a Queue
This example demonstrates how to create a Universal Messaging queue programmatically.
Usage

makequeue <rname> <queue name> [time to live] [capacity] [type] [cluster wide]
[start eid]


<Required Arguments>


<rname> - the rname of the server to connect to

<queue name> - queue name parameter for the queue to be created


[Optional Arguments]


[time to live] - The Time To Live parameter for the new queue (default: 0)

[capacity] - The Capacity parameter for the new queue (default: 0)

[type] - The type parameter for the new queue (default: S)

R - For a reliable (stored in memory) queue with persistent eids

P - For a persistent (stored on disk) queue

S - For a simple (stored in memory) queue with non-persistent eids

T - For a transient (no server based storage)

M - For a Mixed (allows both memory and persistent events) queue


[cluster wide] - Whether the queue is cluster wide. Will only work if the realm
is part of a cluster

[start eid] - The initial start event id for the new queue (default: 0)
Application Source Code
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