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Basic.Nack

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Basic.Nack

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You can use arbitrary logger which responds to #, #, # and # methods, so for example the logger from standard library will work fine:

AMQ::Client.logging = true AMQ::Client.logger = MyLogger.new(STDERR)

AMQ::Client.logger defaults to a new instance of Ruby stdlib logger.

If you want to be able to log messages just from specified classes or even instances, just make the instance respond to # and set it to desired value. So for example Queue.class_eval { def logging; true; end } will turn on logging for the whole Queue class whereas queue = Queue.new; def queue.logging; false; end will disable logging for given Queue instance.

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Purpose of this class is to simplify work with GetOk and GetEmpty.