Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.txn.AutoCommitTransaction

org.apache.qpid.server.txn.AutoCommitTransaction
An implementation of ServerTransaction where each enqueue/dequeue operation takes place within it own transaction. Since there is no long-lived transaction, the commit and rollback methods of this implementation are empty.

            msg.enqueue(qs);
            MessageMetaData mmd = msg.headersReceived();
            msg.setStoredMessage(_messageStore.addMessage(mmd));
            if(msg.allContentReceived())
            {
                ServerTransaction txn = new AutoCommitTransaction(_messageStore);
                txn.enqueue(_queue, msg, new ServerTransaction.Action() {
                    public void postCommit()
                    {
                        try
                        {
                            _queue.enqueue(new AMQMessage(msg.getStoredMessage()));

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    ServerSession(Connection connection, Binary name, long expiry)
    {
        super(connection, name, expiry);


        _transaction = new AutoCommitTransaction(this.getMessageStore());
        _principal = new UserPrincipal(connection.getAuthorizationID());
        _reference = new WeakReference(this);
    }

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    }


    ServerSession(Connection connection, SessionDelegate delegate, Binary name, long expiry)
    {
        super(connection, delegate, name, expiry);
        _transaction = new AutoCommitTransaction(this.getMessageStore());
        _principal = new UserPrincipal(connection.getAuthorizationID());
        _reference = new WeakReference(this);
    }

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        MessageMetaData metaData = msg.headersReceived();
        StoredMessage handle = _store.addMessage(metaData);
        msg.setStoredMessage(handle);




        ServerTransaction txn = new AutoCommitTransaction(_store);


        txn.enqueue(qs, msg, new ServerTransaction.Action()
                                    {
                                        public void postCommit()
                                        {
                                            msg.enqueue(qs);
                                        }

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        // check and deliver if header says body length is zero
        if (currentMessage.allContentReceived())
        {
            // TODO Deliver to queues
            ServerTransaction trans = new AutoCommitTransaction(_virtualHost.getMessageStore());
            final List<AMQQueue> destinationQueues = currentMessage.getDestinationQueues();
            trans.enqueue(currentMessage.getDestinationQueues(), currentMessage, new ServerTransaction.Action() {
                public void postCommit()
                {
                    try
                    {
                        AMQMessage message = new AMQMessage(currentMessage.getStoredMessage());

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        getConfigStore().addConfiguredObject(this);


        _messageStore = messageStore;


        // by default the session is non-transactional
        _transaction = new AutoCommitTransaction(_messageStore);
    }

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        MessageMetaData metaData = msg.headersReceived();
        StoredMessage handle = _store.addMessage(metaData);
        msg.setStoredMessage(handle);




        ServerTransaction txn = new AutoCommitTransaction(_store);


        txn.enqueue(qs, msg, new ServerTransaction.Action()
                                    {
                                        public void postCommit()
                                        {
                                            msg.enqueue(qs);
                                        }

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            final StoredMessage storedMessage = _messageStore.addMessage(mmd);
            msg.setStoredMessage(storedMessage);
            final AMQMessage message = new AMQMessage(storedMessage);
            if(msg.allContentReceived())
            {
                ServerTransaction txn = new AutoCommitTransaction(_messageStore);
                txn.enqueue(_queue, message, new ServerTransaction.Action() {
                    public void postCommit()
                    {
                        try
                        {

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        // check and deliver if header says body length is zero
        if (currentMessage.allContentReceived())
        {
            ServerTransaction trans = new AutoCommitTransaction(getVirtualHost().getMessageStore());
            final List<? extends BaseQueue> destinationQueues = currentMessage.getDestinationQueues();
            trans.enqueue(currentMessage.getDestinationQueues(), currentMessage, new ServerTransaction.Action() {
                public void postCommit()
                {
                    try
                    {
                        AMQMessage message = new AMQMessage(currentMessage.getStoredMessage());

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        MessageMetaData metaData = msg.headersReceived(System.currentTimeMillis());
        StoredMessage handle = _store.addMessage(metaData);
        msg.setStoredMessage(handle);




        ServerTransaction txn = new AutoCommitTransaction(_store);


        txn.enqueue(qs, msg, new ServerTransaction.Action()
                                    {
                                        public void postCommit()
                                        {
                                            msg.enqueue(qs);
                                        }

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