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Not sure how to do this, or even if it can be done. I need to write a function that listens to a queue and fires when something is popped from it.
So basically:
Push object to queue
Consumer pops object from queue
** some function then says, “‘object’ has been popped from queue”
Is this something that can be done w/ Rabbit?
After reviewing my plans, I realized I came up w/ the wrong approach. I’m having my consumer post back a message to my program saying this particular message has been read. This follows more of the queue concept.