Yes, saw that example, but "Create a vCloud Director notification policy" relies on pre-built policy template. However, in my POC I'd like to have a single policy with multiple elements that are added "on-the-fly" during start up. Pre-building template manually is what I would like to avoid as it fairly laborious task to set an element, designate a trigger event and finally choose workflow to run (times ~100).
I also dug up an example with Server.findAllForType("AMQP:AMQPSubscription") but wasn't able to cook up much with it.
Right now I am getting away from the policy approach and trying to use a workflow runner (subscription listener workflow example). Just loop through an array of subscriptions and have many listeners in waiting event state on standby for an incoming message. The downside I am seeing is that to initiate this routine takes much longer than what we are accustomed to with policies. I may need to look to tune my looping method. Also, I'd like to have a way to cancel all waiting-signal state workflows that are produced as part of the start up. I am doing this right now manually by selecting them into an array from wfToken chooser, but will need to come up with a better method. The goal is to provide play/stop type of functionality for queue monitoring, which policies do accomplish, it just that method requires hell of a prep in our environment.
