Details
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New Feature
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Status: Closed
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Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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Description
Some enterprise messaging systems provide a delayed delivery feature whereby a publisher can provide a delivery time when sending the message, with the Broker taking care of not making the message available to consumers until that time is reached. The Java Broker should provide the same feature.
In the Java space, JMS 2.0 has standardised this feature, however there is no reason why the feature could not be made available to older JMS 1.1 clients using a Qpid specific header. Also if the BURL or ADDR address could hint to the Producer that delivery delay was required for all messages produced by it, this would mean message delay could be turned on from configuration alone.