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# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*-
#
# The current require dance for different Ruby versions.
# Change this to suit your requirements.
#
if Kernel.respond_to?(:require_relative)
require_relative("./stomp_common")
else
$LOAD_PATH << File.dirname(__FILE__)
require "stomp_common"
end
include Stomp1xCommon
#
# == Stomp Client Example
#
# Purpose: to demonstrate a connect and disconnect sequence using Stomp 1.x
# with the Stomp#Client interface.
#
class Client1xExample
# Initialize.
def initialize
end
# Run example.
def run
#
# Get a client
# ============
#
client = get_client()
#
# Let's just do some sanity checks, and look around.
#
raise "Connection failed!!" unless client.open?()
#
# The broker _could_ have returned an ERROR frame (unlikely).
#
raise "Connect error: #{client.connection_frame().body}" if client.connection_frame().command == Stomp::CMD_ERROR
#
puts "Client Connect complete"
#
# Show protocol level.
#
puts "Negotiated Protocol Level: #{client.protocol()}"
#
# Examine the CONNECT response (the connection_frame).
#
puts "\nActual Connected Headers depend on broker and protocol level:"
puts "Connect version - #{client.connection_frame().headers['version']}"
puts "Connect server - #{client.connection_frame().headers['server']}"
puts "Session ID - #{client.connection_frame().headers['session']}"
puts "Server requested heartbeats - #{client.connection_frame().headers['heart-beat']}"
#
# Finally close
# =============
#
client.close() # Business as usual
puts "\nClient close complete"
end
end
#
e = Client1xExample.new
e.run
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