RabbitMQ Examples

Getting Started
* Create a Sender
* Create a Reciever
* Run an Application

Hello World
In this simple HelloWorld example, We will create a Sender program that sends messages to a queue and we will create a Reciever program that picks the messages from a queue and consumes it.

Direct Exchange in AMQP

* A Producer sends a message to an Exchange.
* A Queue binds to an Exchange using a routing key.
* The message sent to the Exchange contains a routing key.
* Consumers subscribe to the Queue receives the message and processes it.

Topic Exchange in AMQP

* A message Queue binds to an Exchange with a routing key pattern (P).
* A publisher sends a message with a routing key (K) to the Topic Exchange.
* The message is passed to the Queue if P matches with K. T
* The consumer subscribing the Queue receives the message.

Headers Exchange in AMQP

* One or more Queues bind (linked) to a Headers Exchange using header properties( H ).
* A Producer sends a message to this Exchange with a Header property (MH).
* If MH matches with H, the message is forwarded to the Queue. The Headers matching algorithm is discussed next.
* The consumers listening to the Queue receives the message and processes it.

Fanout Exchange in AMQP

* One or more Queues bind to the Fanout exchange with no routing keys.
* A publisher sends the Exchange a message.
* The Exchange then forwards the message to the Queues unconditionally.

Getting Started * Create a Sender * Create a Reciever * Run an Application	Hello World In this simple HelloWorld example, We will create a Sender program that sends messages to a queue and we will create a Reciever program that picks the messages from a queue and consumes it.
Direct Exchange in AMQP * A Producer sends a message to an Exchange. * A Queue binds to an Exchange using a routing key. * The message sent to the Exchange contains a routing key. * Consumers subscribe to the Queue receives the message and processes it.	Topic Exchange in AMQP * A message Queue binds to an Exchange with a routing key pattern (P). * A publisher sends a message with a routing key (K) to the Topic Exchange. * The message is passed to the Queue if P matches with K. T * The consumer subscribing the Queue receives the message.
Headers Exchange in AMQP * One or more Queues bind (linked) to a Headers Exchange using header properties( H ). * A Producer sends a message to this Exchange with a Header property (MH). * If MH matches with H, the message is forwarded to the Queue. The Headers matching algorithm is discussed next. * The consumers listening to the Queue receives the message and processes it.	Fanout Exchange in AMQP * One or more Queues bind to the Fanout exchange with no routing keys. * A publisher sends the Exchange a message. * The Exchange then forwards the message to the Queues unconditionally.