*
* sequential peek: in a loop, pick the next server and peek-ready() ... etc.
*
* the *peek modes have a companion setting, peek_usleep, which tells the client how long
* to usleep() for between peeks to servers.
*
* auto_unyaml -> if true, this causes the client to assume the presence of the syck yaml
* parser, and attempts to 'unyamlize' yaml output for you before returning it.
*/
$beanstalk = BeanStalk::open(array('servers' => array('127.0.0.1:11300'), 'select' => 'random peek'));
// As in the protocol doc.
$beanstalk->use_tube('foo');
// As in the protocol doc.
$beanstalk->put(0, 0, 120, 'say hello world');
// Add a job to the queue with highest priority,
// no delay, 120 seconds TTR, with the contents
// 'say hello world'.
// NOTE: the put() method here supports a final optional
// argument, a tube name. If supplied, the server will
// first switch to that tube, write the job, then switch
// back to the old tube again.
// As in the protocol doc.
$job = $beanstalk->reserve();
// Assuming there was nothing in the queue before
// we started, this will give us our 'hello world'
// job back.
// This is a BeanQueueJob object.
echo $job->get();
// Output: 'say hello world'
Beanstalk::delete($job);
// Delete the job.
public function DeleteJob()
{
if (!is_null($this->job) && BeanQueueJob::check($this->job)) {
Beanstalk::delete($this->job);
$this->job = null;
// Job is no longer valid
}
}
