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Java code for RabbitMQ tutorials
Here you can find Java code examples from RabbitMQ tutorials.
To successfully use the examples you will need a running RabbitMQ server with the stream plugin enabled.
See First Application With RabbitMQ Streams, Stream plugin documentation and how to preconfigure plugins.
Requirements
These examples use the rabbitmq-stream-java-client
client library.
This example uses Maven to manage dependencies.
Code
Code examples are executed via the Maven wrapper ./mvnw
.
Remove the -q
flag to get more information in case an example does not behave as expected.
./mvnw -q compile exec:java '-Dexec.mainClass=Send'
./mvnw -q compile exec:java '-Dexec.mainClass=Receive'
To learn more, see rabbitmq/rabbitmq-stream-java-client
.