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2.14. Domain
A 'domain' identifies another AMQP 1.0 compatible process and provides qpidd with sufficient information to connect to it. A domain has a name and a url and may also specify
sasl_mechanisms, username, password.
Domains can be added, deleted and listed using the
qpid-config, for example:
qpid-config add domain my-domain --argument url=some.hostname.com:5672
Once a domain has been created, links between nodes within that other process and nodes within qpidd can be established in either direction, by creating 'incoming' or 'outgoing' link objects. For example:
qpid-config add incoming incoming-name --argument domain=my-domain --argument source=queue1 --argument target=queue2
This command cause messages to be pulled from
queue1 in the process identified by my-domain and directed into queue2 on the qpidd instance against which the command is run.
Note that incoming and outgoing links are *not* automatically re-established if the connection is lost for any reason.
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