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| Feature: Sending a message |
| When working with a broker |
| As a producer |
| I want to send messages using an existing Sender |
| |
| Scenario: The session is closed |
| Given an open session |
| And creating a sender with "my-queue;{create:always,delete:always}" succeeds |
| And the session is closed |
| Then sending the message "This is a test" should raise an error |
| |
| Scenario: The connection is closed |
| Given an open session |
| And creating a sender with "my-queue;{create:always,delete:always}" succeeds |
| And the connection is closed |
| Then sending the message "This is a test" should raise an error |
| |
| Scenario: The message sends successfully |
| Given an open session |
| And creating a sender with "my-queue;{create:always,delete:always}" succeeds |
| Then sending the message "This is a test" succeeds |
