This project contains examples how to work with the stomp-php client.
This examples should help you finding a good entry point how to use the library. For production code you might need to combine different examples and for sure rewrite the code.
- All examples include comments, please read them and modify them as required.
- Examples are located in
srcfolder. - Before running them, be sure you have installed this library properly (
composer install). - You need running brokers.
- You can use the docker based brokers from the stomp-php travis setup
- Start
(cd vendor/stomp-php/stomp-php; travisci/bin/start.sh;) - Stop
(cd vendor/stomp-php/stomp-php; travisci/bin/stop.sh;)
- Start
- Or go the long way and configure a broker by your own ex. ActiveMQ broker (recommended version 5.5.0 or above) with [Stomp connector enabled] (http://activemq.apache.org/stomp.html).
- You can use the docker based brokers from the stomp-php travis setup
Here you find examples how to solve typical problems.
How can I determine if the connection is still usable?
- We recommend using the server heartbeat approach. The server is requested to send signals within a defined interval. The client checks for those signals and can close the connection when the delay exceeds the interval. ServerAliveObserver Example
- You can also use the client heartbeat emitter to send signals towards the server. This is a little bit more complicated, because you need to ensure that the message processing logic is fast enough. HeartbeatEmitter Example
It's also possible to use them both at the same time.
How can I interrupt the process of waiting for new messages?
- You can use
pcntl_signal_dispatchbut there are some special things to consider. PCNTL Signal Example