Options for creating a sender. More...
#include <sender_options.hpp>
| Public Member Functions | |
| sender_options () | |
| Create an empty set of options. | |
| sender_options (const sender_options &) | |
| Copy options. | |
| sender_options & | operator= (const sender_options &) | 
| Copy options. | |
| void | update (const sender_options &other) | 
| Merge with another option set. | |
| sender_options & | handler (class messaging_handler &) | 
| Set a messaging_handler for sender events only.  More... | |
| sender_options & | delivery_mode (delivery_mode) | 
| Set the delivery mode on the sender. | |
| sender_options & | auto_settle (bool) | 
| Automatically settle messages (default is true). | |
| sender_options & | source (const source_options &) | 
| Options for the source node of the sender. | |
| sender_options & | target (const target_options &) | 
| Options for the receiver node of the receiver. | |
| sender_options & | name (const std::string &name) | 
| Set the link name. If not set a unique name is generated. | |
| sender_options & | properties (const std::map< symbol, value > &) | 
| Unsettled API - Link properties. | |
Options for creating a sender.
Options can be "chained" like this:
You can also create an options object with common settings and use it as a base for different connections that have mostly the same settings:
Normal value semantics: copy or assign creates a separate copy of the options.
| sender_options& handler | ( | class messaging_handler & | ) | 
Set a messaging_handler for sender events only.
The handler is no longer in use when messaging_handler::on_sender_close() is called. messaging_handler::on_sender_close() may not be called if a connection is aborted, in that case it should be cleaned up in its connection's messaging_handler::on_transport_close()