Hi Ted,

Can you provide the content describing the new feature's? Method inputs, code
examples, expected outputs (if any) and error information in addition to
anything else you'd like documented.

Thanks,
Alison

There is a new queue argument, qpid.auto_delete_timeout, which if specified on first declaring an auto-delete queue allows the user to specify a delay in seconds after which the deletion will actually take place. If the queue is re-declared after becoming eligible for deletion but before the delay expires, the queue will not be deleted.

This allows a queue to be configured to clean itself up after prolonged absence of the application using it while surviving more temporary absence due to failover for example.

Change made in revision 0.1-3 
Doc-stage: http://documentation-stage.bne.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_MRG/2.0/html-single/Programming_in_Apache_Qpid/index.html

Code snippets:
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	The <command>create</command> command can also contain the argument <parameter>auto_delete_timeout</parameter> which if specified upon first declaring an auto-delete queue will allow you to specify a delay, in seconds, after which the deletion will take place. If the queue is re-declared after becoming eligible for deletion, but before the delay expires, then the queue will be not be deleted.
</para>

The feature has been documented.


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