@@ -80,8 +80,8 @@ Note that this is a separate feature from stream filtering of the Stream protoco
80801 . When publishing, you can specify application properties. If multiple values are provided, one of them is used for each message
8181 (so you get a mix of messages with different values). For example, ` --amqp-app-property key=foo,bar,baz ` will publish some messages
8282 with ` key=foo ` , some with ` key=bar ` and some with ` key=baz ` (in roughly equal proportions).
83- 2 . When consuming, you can apply a filter, for example, ` --amqp-app-property-filter key=$ p:ba ` will tell RabbitMQ to only deliver
84- messages where the ` key ` property starts with ` ba ` (` $ p:` means that what follows is a prefix), so it'll return roughly 66%
83+ 2 . When consuming, you can apply a filter, for example, ` --amqp-app-property-filter key=& p:ba ` will tell RabbitMQ to only deliver
84+ messages where the ` key ` property starts with ` ba ` (` & p:` means that what follows is a prefix), so it'll return roughly 66%
8585 of the messages in the stream. You can filter on properties (eg. ` subject ` ) or application properties.
8686
8787Here's a full example, where we can see this in action:
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ messages published with perf-test can be consumed by `omq` or vice versa, and th
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131131 --amqp-app-property stringArray AMQP application properties, eg. key1=val1,val2
132- --amqp-app-property-filter stringArray AMQP application property filters, eg. key1=$ p:prefix
132+ --amqp-app-property-filter stringArray AMQP application property filters, eg. key1=& p:prefix
133133 --binding-key string AMQP 1.0 consumer binding key
134134 --amqp-property-filter stringArray AMQP property filters, eg. subject=foo
135135 --amqp-reject-rate int Rate of messages to reject (0-100%)
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