Examples of org.exolab.jms.messagemgr.PersistentMessageHandle

org.exolab.jms.messagemgr.PersistentMessageHandle
A persistent message handle extends {@link MessageHandle} and references apersistent message. These messages can be discarded from the cache and later faulted in. @author Jim Alateras @author Tim Anderson @version $Revision: 1.4 $ $Date: 2005/10/20 14:20:27 $


        while (iterator.hasNext()) {
            MessageState state = (MessageState) iterator.next();
            MessageImpl message = adapter.getMessage(connection,
                                                     state.getMessageId());
            PersistentMessageHandle handle =
                    new PersistentMessageHandle(message.getJMSMessageID(),
                                                message.getJMSPriority(),
                                                message.getAcceptedTime(),
                                                message.getSequenceNumber(),
                                                message.getJMSExpiration(),
                                                destination,
                                                name);
            handle.setDelivered(state.getDelivered());
            handle.add();
        }
        _database.commit();
    }

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                int priority = set.getInt(4);
                long acceptedTime = set.getLong(5);
                long sequenceNumber = set.getLong(6);
                long expiryTime = set.getLong(7);
                boolean delivered = (set.getInt(8) == 0) ? false : true;
                MessageHandle handle = new PersistentMessageHandle(
                        messageId, priority, acceptedTime, sequenceNumber,
                        expiryTime, dest, consumer);
                handle.setDelivered(delivered);
                result.add(handle);
            }
        } catch (SQLException exception) {
            throw new PersistenceException(
                "Failed to get message handles for destination=" +

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                String messageId = set.getString(1);
                int priority = set.getInt(3);
                long acceptedTime = set.getLong(4);
                long sequenceNumber = set.getLong(5);
                long expiryTime = set.getLong(6);
                PersistentMessageHandle handle = new PersistentMessageHandle(
                        messageId, priority, acceptedTime, sequenceNumber,
                        expiryTime, destination);
                result.add(handle);
            }
        } catch (SQLException exception) {

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        for (int i = 0; i < messages.length; ++i) {
            MessageImpl msg = messages[i];
            addMessage(msg, _queue1);
            MessageHandle handle = new PersistentMessageHandle(msg,
                                                               _queue1.getName());
            _adapter.addMessageHandle(_connection, handle);


            addMessage(msg, _topic1);
            handle = new PersistentMessageHandle(msg, "sub1");
            _adapter.addMessageHandle(_connection, handle);
        }


        addUser("admin", "openjms");
        addUser("user1", "secret");

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