import ballerina/log;
import ballerinax/rabbitmq;

listener rabbitmq:Listener channelListener =
        new(rabbitmq:DEFAULT_HOST, rabbitmq:DEFAULT_PORT);

// The consumer service listens to the "MyQueue" queue.
// The `ackMode` is by default rabbitmq:AUTO_ACK where messages are acknowledged
// immediately after consuming.
@rabbitmq:ServiceConfig {
    queueName: "MyQueue"
}
// Attaches the service to the listener.
service rabbitmq:Service on channelListener {
    remote function onMessage(rabbitmq:Message message) {
        string|error messageContent = string:fromBytes(message.content);
        if messageContent is string {
            log:printInfo("Received message: " + messageContent);
        }
    }
}

Consumer

In this example, the messages are consumed from an existing queue using the Ballerina RabbitMQ message listener. The Ballerina RabbitMQ connection used here can be re-used to create multiple channels. Multiple services consuming messages from the same queue or from different queues can be attached to the same Listener.

For more information on the underlying module, see the RabbitMQ module.

 
import ballerina/log;
import ballerinax/rabbitmq;

listener rabbitmq:Listener channelListener =
        new(rabbitmq:DEFAULT_HOST, rabbitmq:DEFAULT_PORT);

@rabbitmq:ServiceConfig {
    queueName: "MyQueue"
}

The consumer service listens to the “MyQueue” queue. The ackMode is by default rabbitmq:AUTO_ACK where messages are acknowledged immediately after consuming.

service rabbitmq:Service on channelListener {
    remote function onMessage(rabbitmq:Message message) {
        string|error messageContent = string:fromBytes(message.content);
        if messageContent is string {
            log:printInfo("Received message: " + messageContent);
        }
    }
}

Attaches the service to the listener.

bal run rabbitmq_consumer.bal
time = 2021-05-20T14:49:11.011+05:30 level = INFO module = "" message = "Received message: Hello from Ballerina"