# encoding: utf-8
module AMQ
module Client
module Async
module Extensions
module RabbitMQ
# h2. Purpose
# In case that the broker crashes, some messages can get lost.
# Thanks to this extension, broker sends Basic.Ack when the message
# is processed by the broker. In case of persistent messages, it must
# be written to disk or ack'd on all the queues it was delivered to.
# However it doesn't have to be necessarily 1:1, because the broker
# can send Basic.Ack with multi flag to acknowledge multiple messages.
#
# So it provides clients a lightweight way of keeping track of which
# messages have been processed by the broker and which would need
# re-publishing in case of broker shutdown or network failure.
#
# Transactions are solving the same problem, but they are very slow:
# confirmations are more than 100 times faster.
#
# h2. Workflow
# * Client asks broker to confirm messages on given channel (Confirm.Select).
# * Broker sends back Confirm.Select-Ok, unless we sent Confirm.Select with nowait=true.
# * After each published message, the client receives Basic.Ack from the broker.
# * If something bad happens inside the broker, it sends Basic.Nack.
#
# h2. Gotchas
# Note that we don't keep track of messages awaiting confirmation.
# It'd add a huge overhead and it's impossible to come up with one-suits-all solution.
# If you want to create such module, you'll probably want to redefine Channel#after_publish,
# so it will put messages into a queue and then handlers for Basic.Ack and Basic.Nack.
# This is the reason why we pass every argument from Exchange#publish to Channel#after_publish.
# You should not forget though, that both of these methods can have multi flag!
#
# Transactional channel cannot be put into confirm mode and a confirm
# mode channel cannot be made transactional.
#
# If the connection between the publisher and broker drops with outstanding
# confirms, it does not necessarily mean that the messages were lost, so
# republishing may result in duplicate messages.
# h2. Learn more
# @see http://www.rabbitmq.com/blog/2011/02/10/introducing-publisher-confirms
# @see http://www.rabbitmq.com/amqp-0-9-1-quickref.html#class.confirm
# @see http://www.rabbitmq.com/amqp-0-9-1-reference.html#basic.ack
module Confirm
module ChannelMixin
# Change publisher index. Publisher index is incremented
# by 1 after each Basic.Publish starting at 1. This is done
# on both client and server, hence this acknowledged messages
# can be matched via its delivery-tag.
#
# @api private
attr_writer :publisher_index
# Publisher index is an index of the last message since
# the confirmations were activated, started with 1. It's
# incremented by 1 after each Basic.Publish starting at 1.
# This is done on both client and server, hence this
# acknowledged messages can be matched via its delivery-tag.
#
# @return [Integer] Current publisher index.
# @api public
def publisher_index
@publisher_index ||= 1
end
# Resets publisher index to 0
#
# @api plugin
def reset_publisher_index!
@publisher_index = 0
end
# This method is executed after publishing of each message via {Exchage#publish}.
# Currently it just increments publisher index by 1, so messages
# can be actually matched.
#
# @api plugin
def after_publish(*args)
self.publisher_index += 1
end
# Turn on confirmations for this channel and, if given,
# register callback for Confirm.Select-Ok.
#
# @raise [RuntimeError] Occurs when confirmations are already activated.
# @raise [RuntimeError] Occurs when nowait is true and block is given.
#
# @param [Boolean] nowait Whether we expect Confirm.Select-Ok to be returned by the broker or not.
# @yield [method] Callback which will be executed once we receive Confirm.Select-Ok.
# @yieldparam [AMQ::Protocol::Confirm::SelectOk] method Protocol method class instance.
#
# @return [self] self.
#
# @see #confirm
def confirm_select(nowait = false, &block)
if nowait && block
raise "You can't use Confirm.Select with nowait=true and a callback at the same time."
end
@uses_publisher_confirmations = true
self.redefine_callback(:confirm_select, &block)
@connection.send_frame(Protocol::Confirm::Select.encode(@id, nowait))
self
end
# @return [Boolean]
def uses_publisher_confirmations?
@uses_publisher_confirmations
end # uses_publisher_confirmations?
# Turn on confirmations for this channel and, if given,
# register callback for basic.ack from the broker.
#
# @raise [RuntimeError] Occurs when confirmations are already activated.
# @raise [RuntimeError] Occurs when nowait is true and block is given.
# @param [Boolean] nowait Whether we expect Confirm.Select-Ok to be returned by the broker or not.
#
# @yield [basick_ack] Callback which will be executed every time we receive Basic.Ack from the broker.
# @yieldparam [AMQ::Protocol::Basic::Ack] basick_ack Protocol method class instance.
#
# @return [self] self.
def on_ack(nowait = false, &block)
self.use_publisher_confirmations! unless self.uses_publisher_confirmations?
self.define_callback(:ack, &block) if block
self
end
# Register error callback for Basic.Nack. It's called
# when message(s) is rejected.
#
# @return [self] self
def on_nack(&block)
self.define_callback(:nack, &block) if block
self
end
# Handler for Confirm.Select-Ok. By default, it just
# executes hook specified via the #confirmations method
# with a single argument, a protocol method class
# instance (an instance of AMQ::Protocol::Confirm::SelectOk)
# and then it deletes the callback, since Confirm.Select
# is supposed to be sent just once.
#
# @api plugin
def handle_select_ok(method)
self.exec_callback_once(:confirm_select, method)
end
# Handler for Basic.Ack. By default, it just
# executes hook specified via the #confirm method
# with a single argument, a protocol method class
# instance (an instance of AMQ::Protocol::Basic::Ack).
#
# @api plugin
def handle_basic_ack(method)
self.exec_callback(:ack, method)
end
# Handler for Basic.Nack. By default, it just
# executes hook specified via the #confirm_failed method
# with a single argument, a protocol method class
# instance (an instance of AMQ::Protocol::Basic::Nack).
#
# @api plugin
def handle_basic_nack(method)
self.exec_callback(:nack, method)
end
def reset_state!
super
@uses_publisher_confirmations = false
end
def self.included(host)
host.handle(Protocol::Confirm::SelectOk) do |connection, frame|
method = frame.decode_payload
channel = connection.channels[frame.channel]
channel.handle_select_ok(method)
end
host.handle(Protocol::Basic::Ack) do |connection, frame|
method = frame.decode_payload
channel = connection.channels[frame.channel]
channel.handle_basic_ack(method)
end
host.handle(Protocol::Basic::Nack) do |connection, frame|
method = frame.decode_payload
channel = connection.channels[frame.channel]
channel.handle_basic_nack(method)
end
end # self.included(host)
end # ChannelMixin
module ExchangeMixin
# Publish message and then run #after_publish on channel belonging
# to the exchange. This is used for incrementing the publisher index.
#
# @api public
# @see AMQ::Client::Exchange#publish
# @see AMQ::Client::Extensions::RabbitMQ::Channel#publisher_index
# @return [self] self
def publish(*args)
super(*args)
@channel.after_publish(*args)
self
end # publish
end # ExchangeMixin
end # Confirm
end # RabbitMQ
end # Extensions
class Channel
# use modules, a native Ruby way of extension of existing classes,
# instead of reckless monkey-patching. MK.
include Extensions::RabbitMQ::Confirm::ChannelMixin
end # Channel
class Exchange
# use modules, a native Ruby way of extension of existing classes,
# instead of reckless monkey-patching. MK.
include Extensions::RabbitMQ::Confirm::ExchangeMixin
end # Exchange
end # Async
end # Client
end # AMQ