Configuration¶
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class
stompest.config.StompConfig(uri, login=None, passcode=None, version=None, check=True, sslContext=None)¶ This is a container for those configuration options which are common to both clients (sync and async) and are needed to establish a STOMP connection. All parameters are available as attributes with the same name of this object.
Parameters: - uri – A failover URI as it is accepted by
StompFailoverUri. - login – The login for the STOMP brokers. The default is
None, which means that no login header will be sent. - passcode – The passcode for the STOMP brokers. The default is
None, which means that no passcode header will be sent. - version – A valid STOMP protocol version, or
None(equivalent to theDEFAULT_VERSIONattribute of theStompSpecclass). - check – Decides whether the
StompSessionobject which is used to represent the STOMP sesion should be strict about the session’s state: (e.g., whether to allow calling the session’ssend()when disconnected). - sslContext (ssl.SSLContext) – An SSL context to wrap around a TCP socket connection. This object is defined in the Python standard library: ssl.SSLContext
Note
Login and passcode have to be the same for all brokers because they are not part of the failover URI scheme.
See also
The
StompFailoverTransportclass which tells you which broker to use and how long you should wait to connect to it, theStompFailoverUriwhich parses failover transport URIs.SSL Example
import ssl sslContext = ssl.create_default_context(ssl.Purpose.SERVER_AUTH) # It's good practice to disable insecure protocols by default. Note that # since Python 3.6, SSLv3 is disabled by default. sslContext.options |= ssl.OP_NO_TLSv1 | ssl.OP_NO_TLSv1_1 | ssl.OP_NO_SSLv3 # For testing and development, it is often useful to disable host cert # validation, which requires *both* of the following settings. sslContext.check_hostname = False sslContext.verify_mode = ssl.CERT_NONE # Create the StompConfig as usual. Remember that for TLS/SSL, the URI should # begin with "ssl" config = StompConfig( 'ssl://host.com', login='admin', passcode='admin', sslContext=sslContext )
- uri – A failover URI as it is accepted by