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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | jsSubOptions_Init (jsSubOptions *opts) |
| Initializes a subscribe options structure. More...
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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | js_Subscribe (natsSubscription **sub, jsCtx *js, const char *subject, natsMsgHandler cb, void *cbClosure, jsOptions *opts, jsSubOptions *subOpts, jsErrCode *errCode) |
| Create an asynchronous subscription. More...
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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | js_SubscribeMulti (natsSubscription **sub, jsCtx *js, const char **subjects, int numSubjects, natsMsgHandler cb, void *cbClosure, jsOptions *opts, jsSubOptions *subOpts, jsErrCode *errCode) |
| Create an asynchronous subscription to multiple subjects. More...
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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | js_SubscribeSync (natsSubscription **sub, jsCtx *js, const char *subject, jsOptions *opts, jsSubOptions *subOpts, jsErrCode *errCode) |
| Create a synchronous subscription. More...
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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | js_SubscribeSyncMulti (natsSubscription **sub, jsCtx *js, const char **subjects, int numSubjects, jsOptions *opts, jsSubOptions *subOpts, jsErrCode *errCode) |
| Create an asynchronous subscription to multiple subjects. More...
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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | js_PullSubscribe (natsSubscription **sub, jsCtx *js, const char *subject, const char *durable, jsOptions *opts, jsSubOptions *subOpts, jsErrCode *errCode) |
| Create a pull subscriber. More...
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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_Fetch (natsMsgList *list, natsSubscription *sub, int batch, int64_t timeout, jsErrCode *errCode) |
| Fetches messages for a pull subscription. More...
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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | jsFetchRequest_Init (jsFetchRequest *request) |
| Initializes a fetch request options structure. More...
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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | js_PullSubscribeAsync (natsSubscription **newsub, jsCtx *js, const char *subject, const char *durable, natsMsgHandler msgCB, void *msgCBClosure, jsOptions *jsOpts, jsSubOptions *opts, jsErrCode *errCode) |
| Starts a Pull based JetStream subscription, and delivers messages to a user callback asynchronously. More...
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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_FetchRequest (natsMsgList *list, natsSubscription *sub, jsFetchRequest *request) |
| Fetches messages for a pull subscription with a complete request configuration. More...
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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_GetConsumerInfo (jsConsumerInfo **ci, natsSubscription *sub, jsOptions *opts, jsErrCode *errCode) |
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NATS_EXTERN natsStatus | natsSubscription_GetSequenceMismatch (jsConsumerSequenceMismatch *csm, natsSubscription *sub) |
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Typically the user or administrator will have created a JetStream consumer and this call will reference the stream/consumer to bind to with the use of jsSubOptions's Stream
and Consumer
.
Without the stream information, the library will use the provided subject
to try figure out which stream this subscription is for.
If a Durable
is specified (with jsSubOptions' Config.Durable
), the subscription will be durable. However, note the behavior described below regarding JetStream consumers created by this call.
If no Durable
is specified, the subscription will be ephemeral and removed by the server either after calling natsSubscription_Unsubscribe or after the subscription is destroyed and the InactivityThreshold
has elapsed.
- Note
- If a JetStream consumer does not exist and this call creates it, it will be removed in the server once the user calls natsSubscription_Unsubscribe or natsSubscription_Drain, even if this is a
Durable
subscription. If the subscription should be maintained, it should be explicitly created using js_AddConsumer and then bound to with the use of jsSubOptions' Stream
and Consumer
.
- Warning
- Prior to release v3.4.0, calling natsSubscription_Destroy would delete the JetStream consumer if it was created by this call. The original intent was that it would be deleted only with explicit calls to unsubscribe or drain. Therefore, starting v3.4.0, if the user calls only natsSubscription_Destroy (to free memory), the JetStream consumer will no longer be deleted. The user would have to explicitly call natsSubscription_Unsubscribe or js_DeleteConsumer.
- Parameters
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sub | the location where to store the pointer to the newly created natsSubscription object. |
js | the pointer to the jsCtx object. |
subject | the subject this subscription is created for. |
cb | the natsMsgHandler callback. |
cbClosure | a pointer to an user defined object (can be NULL ). See the natsMsgHandler prototype. |
opts | the pointer to the jsOptions object, possibly NULL . |
subOpts | the subscribe options, possibly NULL . |
errCode | the location where to store the JetStream specific error code, or NULL if not needed. |
Fetches up to batch
messages from the server, waiting up to timeout
milliseconds. No more thant batch
messages will be returned, however, it can be less.
For batch
greater than 1
, this call will not necessarily wait up timeout
milliseconds if some messages were collected and the library receives a notification that no more messages are available at this time.
It means that calling natsSubscription_Fetch(&list, sub, 10, 5000)
may return after less than 5 seconds with only 3 messages.
- Parameters
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list | the location to a natsMsgList that will be filled by the result of this call. |
sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |
batch | the batch size, that is, the maximum number of messages to return. |
timeout | the timeout (required) expressed in number of milliseconds. |
errCode | the location where to store the JetStream specific error code, or NULL if not needed. |
If Heartbeat
is configured in jsConsumerConfig object (or configured in an existing JetStream consumer), the server sends heartbeats to the client at the given interval.
Those heartbeats contains information that allow the application to detect a mismatch between the server and client's view of the state of the consumer.
If the library detects a sequence mismatch, the behavior is different depending on the type of subscription:
In both cases, the user should check what the mismatch is using this function and possibly recreate the consumer based on the provided information.
- Note
- For a valid JetStream subscription, this function will return NATS_NOT_FOUND if no consumer sequence mismatch has been detected.
- See also
- jsConsumerSequenceMismatch
- Parameters
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csm | the pointer location where to copy the consumer sequence mismatch information. |
sub | the pointer to the natsSubscription object. |