Update Rabbitmq exchange type when using spring integration
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I currently have a defined rabbitmq exchange in my spring xml that is a fanout. I want to change it to a direct but when i deploy my new project the exchange is not updated. I see spring tries to create but fails.
Is there an override I am missing?
java spring rabbitmq spring-integration
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I currently have a defined rabbitmq exchange in my spring xml that is a fanout. I want to change it to a direct but when i deploy my new project the exchange is not updated. I see spring tries to create but fails.
Is there an override I am missing?
java spring rabbitmq spring-integration
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I currently have a defined rabbitmq exchange in my spring xml that is a fanout. I want to change it to a direct but when i deploy my new project the exchange is not updated. I see spring tries to create but fails.
Is there an override I am missing?
java spring rabbitmq spring-integration
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I currently have a defined rabbitmq exchange in my spring xml that is a fanout. I want to change it to a direct but when i deploy my new project the exchange is not updated. I see spring tries to create but fails.
Is there an override I am missing?
java spring rabbitmq spring-integration
java spring rabbitmq spring-integration
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It cannot be done; you can't change an exchange type after it is created.
You have to delete it and recreate.
answered Nov 22 at 1:36
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It cannot be done; you can't change an exchange type after it is created.
You have to delete it and recreate.
answered Nov 22 at 1:36
Gary Russell
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It cannot be done; you can't change an exchange type after it is created.
You have to delete it and recreate.
answered Nov 22 at 1:36
Gary Russell
77k64166
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up vote
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It cannot be done; you can't change an exchange type after it is created.
You have to delete it and recreate.
answered Nov 22 at 1:36
Gary Russell
77k64166
It cannot be done; you can't change an exchange type after it is created.
You have to delete it and recreate.
answered Nov 22 at 1:36
Gary Russell
77k64166
answered Nov 22 at 1:36
Gary Russell
77k64166
answered Nov 22 at 1:36
Gary Russell
77k64166
answered Nov 22 at 1:36
Gary Russell
77k64166
77k64166
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