Interface Connection

  • All Superinterfaces:
    AutoCloseable, Closeable, ShutdownNotifier
    All Known Subinterfaces:
    RecoverableConnection
    All Known Implementing Classes:
    AMQConnection, AutorecoveringConnection, RecoveryAwareAMQConnection

    public interface Connection
    extends ShutdownNotifier, Closeable
    Public API: Interface to an AMQ connection. See the see the spec for details.

    To connect to a broker, fill in a ConnectionFactory and use a ConnectionFactory as follows:

     ConnectionFactory factory = new ConnectionFactory();
     factory.setHost(hostName);
     factory.setPort(portNumber);
     factory.setVirtualHost(virtualHost);
     factory.setUsername(username);
     factory.setPassword(password);
     Connection conn = factory.newConnection();
    
     // Then open a channel:
    
     Channel channel = conn.createChannel();
     
    Or, more compactly:
     ConnectionFactory factory = new ConnectionFactory();
     factory.setUri("amqp://username:password@hostName:portNumber/virtualHost");
     Connection conn = factory.newConnection();
     Channel channel = conn.createChannel()
     
    Current implementations are thread-safe for code at the client API level, and in fact thread-safe internally except for code within RPC calls.
    • Method Detail

      • getAddress

        InetAddress getAddress()
        Retrieve the host.
        Returns:
        the hostname of the peer we're connected to.
      • getPort

        int getPort()
        Retrieve the port number.
        Returns:
        the port number of the peer we're connected to.
      • getChannelMax

        int getChannelMax()
        Get the negotiated maximum channel number. Usable channel numbers range from 1 to this number, inclusive.
        Returns:
        the maximum channel number permitted for this connection.
      • getFrameMax

        int getFrameMax()
        Get the negotiated maximum frame size.
        Returns:
        the maximum frame size, in octets; zero if unlimited
      • getHeartbeat

        int getHeartbeat()
        Get the negotiated heartbeat interval.
        Returns:
        the heartbeat interval, in seconds; zero if none
      • getClientProperties

        Map<String,​Object> getClientProperties()
        Get a copy of the map of client properties sent to the server
        Returns:
        a copy of the map of client properties
      • getServerProperties

        Map<String,​Object> getServerProperties()
        Retrieve the server properties.
        Returns:
        a map of the server properties. This typically includes the product name and version of the server.
      • createChannel

        Channel createChannel()
                       throws IOException
        Create a new channel, using an internally allocated channel number. If automatic connection recovery is enabled, the channel returned by this method will be Recoverable.
        Returns:
        a new channel descriptor, or null if none is available
        Throws:
        IOException - if an I/O problem is encountered
      • createChannel

        Channel createChannel​(int channelNumber)
                       throws IOException
        Create a new channel, using the specified channel number if possible.
        Parameters:
        channelNumber - the channel number to allocate
        Returns:
        a new channel descriptor, or null if this channel number is already in use
        Throws:
        IOException - if an I/O problem is encountered
      • close

        void close​(int closeCode,
                   String closeMessage)
            throws IOException
        Close this connection and all its channels. Waits for all the close operations to complete.
        Parameters:
        closeCode - the close code (See under "Reply Codes" in the AMQP specification)
        closeMessage - a message indicating the reason for closing the connection
        Throws:
        IOException - if an I/O problem is encountered
      • close

        void close​(int timeout)
            throws IOException
        Close this connection and all its channels with the AMQP.REPLY_SUCCESS close code and message 'OK'. This method behaves in a similar way as close(), with the only difference that it waits with a provided timeout for all the close operations to complete. When timeout is reached the socket is forced to close.
        Parameters:
        timeout - timeout (in milliseconds) for completing all the close-related operations, use -1 for infinity
        Throws:
        IOException - if an I/O problem is encountered
      • close

        void close​(int closeCode,
                   String closeMessage,
                   int timeout)
            throws IOException
        Close this connection and all its channels. Waits with the given timeout for all the close operations to complete. When timeout is reached the socket is forced to close.
        Parameters:
        closeCode - the close code (See under "Reply Codes" in the AMQP specification)
        closeMessage - a message indicating the reason for closing the connection
        timeout - timeout (in milliseconds) for completing all the close-related operations, use -1 for infinity
        Throws:
        IOException - if an I/O problem is encountered
      • abort

        void abort()
        Abort this connection and all its channels with the AMQP.REPLY_SUCCESS close code and message 'OK'. Forces the connection to close. Any encountered exceptions in the close operations are silently discarded.
      • abort

        void abort​(int closeCode,
                   String closeMessage)
        Abort this connection and all its channels. Forces the connection to close and waits for all the close operations to complete. Any encountered exceptions in the close operations are silently discarded.
        Parameters:
        closeCode - the close code (See under "Reply Codes" in the AMQP specification)
        closeMessage - a message indicating the reason for closing the connection
      • abort

        void abort​(int timeout)
        Abort this connection and all its channels with the AMQP.REPLY_SUCCESS close code and message 'OK'. This method behaves in a similar way as abort(), with the only difference that it waits with a provided timeout for all the close operations to complete. When timeout is reached the socket is forced to close.
        Parameters:
        timeout - timeout (in milliseconds) for completing all the close-related operations, use -1 for infinity
      • abort

        void abort​(int closeCode,
                   String closeMessage,
                   int timeout)
        Abort this connection and all its channels. Forces the connection to close and waits with the given timeout for all the close operations to complete. When timeout is reached the socket is forced to close. Any encountered exceptions in the close operations are silently discarded.
        Parameters:
        closeCode - the close code (See under "Reply Codes" in the AMQP specification)
        closeMessage - a message indicating the reason for closing the connection
        timeout - timeout (in milliseconds) for completing all the close-related operations, use -1 for infinity
      • removeBlockedListener

        boolean removeBlockedListener​(BlockedListener listener)
        Remove a BlockedListener.
        Parameters:
        listener - the listener to remove
        Returns:
        true if the listener was found and removed, false otherwise
      • clearBlockedListeners

        void clearBlockedListeners()
        Remove all BlockedListeners.
      • getId

        String getId()
        Returns a unique ID for this connection. This ID must be unique, otherwise some services like the metrics collector won't work properly. This ID doesn't have to be provided by the client, services that require it will be assigned automatically if not set.
        Returns:
        unique ID for this connection.
      • setId

        void setId​(String id)
        Sets a unique ID for this connection. This ID must be unique, otherwise some services like the metrics collector won't work properly. This ID doesn't have to be provided by the client, services that require it will be assigned automatically if not set.