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Omeka_Job_Dispatcher_Adapter_ZendQueue
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.. php:class:: Omeka_Job_Dispatcher_Adapter_ZendQueue

    Package: :doc:`Job\\Dispatcher\\Adapter </Reference/packages/Job/Dispatcher/Adapter/index>`

    Dispatcher for Zend_Queue.
    
    This would be particularly useful for installations that want to interfacewith ActiveMQ or Zend Server's Job Queue via Zend_Queue.  Note that usingthe 'Array' adapter should only be used for testing, as all jobs passed toit will be thrown away.
    
    Required options include 'adapter' and 'options', whichcorrespond to the first and second arguments to Zend_Queue's constructorrespectively.
    
    For example, it would be configured like so in config.ini:	               
    
        .. code-block:: php 
    
    
    	               jobs.dispatcher = "Omeka_Job_Dispatcher_ZendQueue"
    	               jobs.adapterOptions.adapter = "PlatformJobQueue"
    	               jobs.adapterOptions.options.host = "127.0.0.1"
    	               jobs.adapterOptions.options.password = "foobar"

    .. php:attr:: _queue
    


    .. php:attr:: _options
    


    .. php:method:: setQueueName($name)
    
        Note that some Zend_Queue implementations understand the concept of 
        named queues, while others do not.
        
        :param unknown $name:

    .. php:method:: send($encodedJob, $metadata)
    
        :param unknown $encodedJob: 
        :param unknown $metadata:

    .. php:method:: _queue()

    .. php:method:: __construct(array|null $options)
    
        :param array|null $options: Optional Options to instantiate in the adapter.

    .. php:method:: _setOptions($options)
    
        :param unknown $options:

    .. php:method:: getOption(string $name)
    
        Retrieve an option by name as it was passed to the constructor of the 
        adapter.
        
        :param string $name:

    .. php:method:: hasOption(string $name)
    
        Whether or not the given option has been set.
        
        :param string $name: