url

Deprecated - Use a third-party URL library. More...

#include <url.hpp>

Public Member Functions
	url (const std::string &url_str)
	Parse url_str as an AMQP URL.
	url (const url &)
	Copy a URL.
url &	operator= (const url &)
	Copy a URL.
bool	empty () const
	True if the URL is empty.
	operator std::string () const
	Returns the URL as a string.
URL fields
std::string	scheme () const
	amqp or amqps.
std::string	user () const
	The user name for authentication.
std::string	password () const
	The password.
std::string	host () const
	The host name or IP address.
std::string	port () const
	port can be a number or a symbolic name such as "amqp".
uint16_t	port_int () const
	port_int is the numeric value of the port.
std::string	host_port () const
	host_port returns just the host:port part of the URL
std::string	path () const
	path is everything after the final "/".

Static Public Attributes
static const std::string	AMQP
	"amqp" prefix
static const std::string	AMQPS
	"amqps" prefix

Friends
std::string	to_string (const url &)
	Return URL as a string.

Detailed Description

Deprecated - Use a third-party URL library.

A URL parser.

Proton URLs take the form <scheme>://<username>:<password>@<host>:<port>/<path>.

• Scheme can be amqp or amqps. Host is a DNS name or IP address (v4 or v6).
• Port can be a number or a symbolic service name such as amqp.
• Path is normally used as a link source or target address. On a broker it typically corresponds to a queue or topic name.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

url()

url

(

const std::string &

url_str

)

Parse url_str as an AMQP URL.

Note

Converts automatically from string.

Exceptions

url_error

if URL is invalid.

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

• proton/url.hpp