def create(self, connection, limit):
return pools.ProducerPool(connections[connection], limit=limit)
exchange = Exchange('foobar-exchange', type='topic')
queue = Queue('test-queue-2', exchange=exchange, routing_key='foobar2')
# This view tess the simplest approach to sending a message
def send_message(request):
with Connection(transport=TRANSPORT, transport_options=TRANSPORT_OPTIONS) as connection:
producer = connection.Producer(exchange=exchange)
#producer = connection.Producer()
payload = {'foo': 'bar'}
topic = 'foobar2'
producer.publish(payload, routing_key=topic, declare=[queue])
return render(request, 'send_message.html')
# Here we use Kombu pools to makes sure the transport will work in the context
# of the message sending machinery we use internally.
connection = Connection(transport=TRANSPORT, transport_options=TRANSPORT_OPTIONS)
connection_pool = connection.Pool(limit=100)
producer_pool = pools.ProducerPool(connection_pool, limit=100)
def send_message_pools(request):
with producer_pool.acquire() as producer:
payload = {'foo': 'bar'}
topic = 'foobar2'
producer.publish(payload, routing_key=topic, declare=[queue])
return render(request, 'send_message.html')
# Let's see if we can get a celery task to work.
def run_task(request):
say_something.delay('Twas brillig and the slithy toves.')
return render(request, 'send_message.html')