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Delete a Durable Subscription

delete

/sessions/{sessionName}/subscriptions/{subscriptionName}

Delete the subscription whose client ID is that set on the connection and whose name is that given on the path.

Request

Path Parameters

• sessionName: string
  The name of the session.
• subscriptionName: string
  The name of the durable subscription.

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Response

204 Response

Connection closed and deleted.

404 Response

Error Codes

• sessionNotFound:The requested session does not exist.
• subscriptionNotFound:The requested durable subscription does not exist.

500 Response

Error Codes

• operationFailed:A low-level exception occurred in attempting to delete the subscription.

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Examples

cURL Command

The subscription is a combination of client id, topic name and subscription name. This is why the DELETE requires the session to also be part of the path. In JMS subscriptions aren't 'deleted' instead the term is unsubscribe, but the result is the same.

cookie=/tmp/messaging-cookie
curl -s -u $USER:$PASS -c $cookie -b $cookie \
     -H "X-OC-ID-TOKEN-STATUS: disabled" \
     -X DELETE "https://messaging.us2.oraclecloud.com/myService-myTenant/api/v1/sessions/myFirstSession/subscriptions/myFirstSubscription"

There is no request body to submit with the HTTP request and there is no response body.

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