Description of problem:

The AMQP 1.0 protocol does not provide an obvious means of configuring the subscription. Capabilities can be requested but these are simple strings and don't lend themselves to e.g. specifying a maximum depth. Further, this is configuration that often makes sense to control in one place, at the broker, rather than trying to ensure clients themselves choose the right options.

The proposed solution is to allow 'topics' to be created. These give a name to an exchange paired with a set of queue configuration options. AMQP 1.0 links can be attached from (and to) these topics using their name and the subscription queue created will use the specified queue configuration parameters.

Steps to test:
1. create topic, e.g. using qpidt tool: 

qpidt create topic my-topic exchange=amq.fanout qpid.policy_type=ring qpid.max_count=10

2. Create your receiver using an address that referenced the topic created

E.g. qpid-receive --connection-options {protocol:amqp1.0} --address my-topic -f

Expected results:

There should now be a subscription queue bound to the amq.fanout exchange and it should have the specified configuration, e.g. in this case it should be a ring queue with a maximum of 50 messages.