receiver

A channel for receiving messages. More...

#include <receiver.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for receiver:

Public Member Functions
	receiver ()=default
	Create an empty receiver.
void	open ()
	Open the receiver.
void	open (const receiver_options &opts)
	Open the receiver. More...
class source	source () const
	Get the source node.
class target	target () const
	Get the target node.
void	add_credit (uint32_t)
	Increment the credit available to the sender. More...
void	drain ()
	Unsettled API - Commence a drain cycle. More...
Public Member Functions inherited from link
	link ()
	Create an empty link.
bool	uninitialized () const
	True if the local end is uninitialized.
bool	active () const
	True if the local end is active.
bool	closed () const
	True if the local and remote ends are closed.
class error_condition	error () const
	Get the error condition of the remote endpoint.
void	close ()
	Close the endpoint.
void	close (const error_condition &)
	Close the endpoint with an error condition.
void	detach ()
	Suspend the link without closing it. More...
int	credit () const
	Credit available on the link.
bool	draining ()
	Unsettled API - True for a receiver if a drain cycle has been started and the corresponding on_receiver_drain_finish event is still pending. More...
std::string	name () const
	Get the link name.
class container &	container () const
	The container for this link.
class work_queue &	work_queue () const
	Get the work_queue for the link.
class connection	connection () const
	The connection that owns this link.
class session	session () const
	The session that owns this link.
std::map< symbol, value >	properties () const
	Unsettled API - Properties supplied by the remote link endpoint.

Detailed Description

A channel for receiving messages.

Examples

broker.cpp, client.cpp, multithreaded_client_flow_control.cpp, service_bus.cpp, and simple_recv.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

open()

void open

(

const receiver_options &

opts

)

Open the receiver.

add_credit()

void add_credit

(

uint32_t

)

Increment the credit available to the sender.

Credit granted during a drain cycle is not communicated to the receiver until the drain completes.

Examples

multithreaded_client_flow_control.cpp.

drain()

void drain

(

)

Unsettled API - Commence a drain cycle.

If there is positive credit, a request is sent to the sender to immediately use up all of the existing credit balance by sending messages that are immediately available and releasing any unused credit (see sender::return_credit). Throws proton::error if a drain cycle is already in progress. An on_receiver_drain_finish event will be generated when the outstanding drained credit reaches zero.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• proton/receiver.hpp