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Sending Message
Last updated: 2024-01-03 10:20:36
API Description
This API is used to send a message to a specified queue.
The public/private domain names for API requests can be copied from Queue Service > API Request Address in the TDMQ for CMQ console. A sample address is as follows:
Public network address:
https://cmq-gz.publicXXX.tencenttdmq.comPrivate network address:
http://gz.mqadapter.cmq.tencentyun.comNote:
The API call URL varies by region.
Whenever downstream traffic is generated from using the public domain name, traffic fees will be charged (even during the beta test period). Therefore, we strongly recommend you use the private domain name to avoid traffic fees.
Input Parameters
The list below contains only the API request parameters. Other parameters can be found in Common Request Parameters.
Parameter | Required | Type | Description |
queueName | Yes | String | Queue name, which must be unique under the same account in the same region. It can contain up to 64 letters, digits, and hyphens and must begin with a letter. |
msgBody | Yes | String | Message body, which must be 1 byte at least. The maximum length is subject to the configured max message size attribute. |
delaySeconds | No | Int | This field indicates how many seconds it should take for the messages to be visible after they are sent to the queue. |
Output Parameters
Parameter | Type | Description |
code | Int | |
message | String | Error message. |
requestId | String | Request ID generated by the server, which can be submitted to the backend for troubleshooting when an internal server error occurs. |
msgId | String | Unique ID of the message generated by the server. |
Error Codes
Samples
Input:
https://domain/v2/index.php?Action=SendMessage&queueName=test-queue-123&msgBody=helloworld&<<a href="">Common request parameters</a>>
Output:
{"code" : 0,"message" : "","requestId":"14534664555","msgId":"123345346"}
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