Examples of org.glassfish.ejb.api.MessageBeanListener

org.glassfish.ejb.api.MessageBeanListener
Lifecycle contract for a single MessageBeanListener. Implemented by the MessageBeanContainer and called by the MessageBeanClient for each message delivery. Each message delivery MUST call each of the three methods exactly once, in the same thread, and in the following order : 1. beforeMessageDelivery 2. deliverMessage 3. afterMessageDelivery @author Kenneth Saks


        MessageEndpoint endpoint = null;
        try {
            ResourceHandle resourceHandle = allocator_.createResource(xaResource);


            MessageBeanListener listener =
                    messageBeanPM_.createMessageBeanListener(resourceHandle);


            MessageEndpointInvocationHandler handler =
                    new MessageEndpointInvocationHandler(listener, messageBeanPM_);
            endpoint = (MessageEndpoint) messageBeanPM_.createMessageBeanProxy(handler);

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        MessageEndpoint endpoint = null;
        try {
            ResourceHandle resourceHandle = allocator_.createResource(xaResource);


            MessageBeanListener listener =
                    messageBeanPM_.createMessageBeanListener(resourceHandle);


            //Use the MDB's application classloader to load the
            //message listener class.  If it is generic listener
            //class, it is expected to be packaged with the MDB application

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        MessageEndpoint endpoint = null;
        try {
            ResourceHandle resourceHandle = allocator_.createResource(xaResource);


            MessageBeanListener listener =
                    messageBeanPM_.createMessageBeanListener(resourceHandle);


            //Use the MDB's application classloader to load the
            //message listener class.  If it is generic listener
            //class, it is expected to be packaged with the MDB application

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        MessageEndpoint endpoint = null;
        try {
            ResourceHandle resourceHandle = allocator_.createResource(xaResource);


            MessageBeanListener listener =
                    messageBeanPM_.createMessageBeanListener(resourceHandle);


            //Use the MDB's application classloader to load the
            //message listener class.  If it is generic listener
            //class, it is expected to be packaged with the MDB application

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        MessageEndpoint endpoint = null;
        try {
            ResourceHandle resourceHandle = allocator_.createResource(xaResource);


            MessageBeanListener listener =
                    messageBeanPM_.createMessageBeanListener(resourceHandle);


            MessageEndpointInvocationHandler handler =
                    new MessageEndpointInvocationHandler(listener, messageBeanPM_);
            endpoint = (MessageEndpoint) messageBeanPM_.createMessageBeanProxy(handler);

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        MessageEndpoint endpoint = null;
        try {
            ResourceHandle resourceHandle = allocator_.createResource(xaResource);


            MessageBeanListener listener =
                    messageBeanPM_.createMessageBeanListener(resourceHandle);


            //Use the MDB's application classloader to load the
            //message listener class.  If it is generic listener
            //class, it is expected to be packaged with the MDB application

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        MessageEndpoint endpoint = null;
        try {
            ResourceHandle resourceHandle = allocator_.createResource(xaResource);


            MessageBeanListener listener =
                    messageBeanPM_.createMessageBeanListener(resourceHandle);


            //Use the MDB's application classloader to load the
            //message listener class.  If it is generic listener
            //class, it is expected to be packaged with the MDB application

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