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Description: This is an implementation of the 0-8 version of AMQP for AS3.
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AS3-AMQP Library
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This library provides a high level and a low level AMQP interface for AS3.
 
High Level Interfaces:
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org.amqp.patterns.PublishClient
org.amqp.patterns.SubscribeClient
org.amqp.patterns.RpcClient
org.amqp.patterns.RpcServer
 
TODO / Further exploration:
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- The shutdown handling is probably not inline with the protocol.
  (Look into the LifecycleTest to see how the connection is being closed)
 
- Optimize the file size of overall library to decrease its 304kb
weight down to something reasonable. For one, I noticed the core
library depends on flexunit.swc, which weighs in at 400kb itself.
Perhaps looking at removing that dependency will cut some fat, in
particular the ArrayList class is used and should be substituted with
something already available.
|--> Update: the dependency is now removed - the build script just needs modification
 
- Remove the dependency on ericfeminella's HashMap
 
- Make the TLS bundling optional
 
- Add the Flexunit Test Suite to the build.xml so that it can be run from
the command line
 
- Consider ignoring all messages that are sent from the same application
 
to a subscribed topic (BasicProperties, userid argument might work)
 
- Remove binding for a specific routing key when unsubscribing
 
- Wildcard topics still require some testing
 
Known Issues:
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- The code generator should produce logging code that can dump the contents of each method