Package org.hornetq.core.journal

Examples of org.hornetq.core.journal.TransactionFailureCallback


      int messageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> messageRefCounts = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      int preparedMessageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> preparedMessageRefCount = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      journal.load(records, preparedTransactions, new TransactionFailureCallback()
      {

         public void failedTransaction(long transactionID, List<RecordInfo> records, List<RecordInfo> recordsToDelete)
         {
            bufferFailingTransactions.append("Transaction " + transactionID + " failed with these records:\n");
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      int messageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> messageRefCounts = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      int preparedMessageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> preparedMessageRefCount = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      journal.load(records, preparedTransactions, new TransactionFailureCallback()
      {

         public void failedTransaction(long transactionID, List<RecordInfo> records, List<RecordInfo> recordsToDelete)
         {
            bufferFailingTransactions.append("Transaction " + transactionID + " failed with these records:\n");
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      int messageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> messageRefCounts = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      int preparedMessageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> preparedMessageRefCount = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      journal.load(records, preparedTransactions, new TransactionFailureCallback()
      {

         public void failedTransaction(long transactionID, List<RecordInfo> records, List<RecordInfo> recordsToDelete)
         {
            bufferFailingTransactions.append("Transaction " + transactionID + " failed with these records:\n");
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      int messageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> messageRefCounts = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      int preparedMessageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> preparedMessageRefCount = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      journal.load(records, preparedTransactions, new TransactionFailureCallback()
      {

         public void failedTransaction(long transactionID, List<RecordInfo> records1, List<RecordInfo> recordsToDelete)
         {
            bufferFailingTransactions.append("Transaction " + transactionID + " failed with these records:\n");
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      int messageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> messageRefCounts = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      int preparedMessageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> preparedMessageRefCount = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      journal.load(records, preparedTransactions, new TransactionFailureCallback()
      {

         public void failedTransaction(long transactionID, List<RecordInfo> records1, List<RecordInfo> recordsToDelete)
         {
            bufferFailingTransactions.append("Transaction " + transactionID + " failed with these records:\n");
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      HornetQServerLogger.LOGGER.debug("Reading journal from " + config.getJournalDirectory());

      messageJournal.start();

      // Just logging these, no action necessary
      TransactionFailureCallback transactionFailureCallback = new TransactionFailureCallback()
      {
         @Override
         public void failedTransaction(long transactionID, List<RecordInfo> records1, List<RecordInfo> recordsToDelete)
         {
            StringBuilder message = new StringBuilder();
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      int messageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> messageRefCounts = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      int preparedMessageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> preparedMessageRefCount = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      journal.load(records, preparedTransactions, new TransactionFailureCallback()
      {

         public void failedTransaction(long transactionID, List<RecordInfo> records, List<RecordInfo> recordsToDelete)
         {
            bufferFailingTransactions.append("Transaction " + transactionID + " failed with these records:\n");
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      HornetQServerLogger.LOGGER.debug("Reading journal from " + config.getJournalDirectory());

      messageJournal.start();

      // Just logging these, no action necessary
      TransactionFailureCallback transactionFailureCallback = new TransactionFailureCallback()
      {
         @Override
         public void failedTransaction(long transactionID, List<RecordInfo> records1, List<RecordInfo> recordsToDelete)
         {
            StringBuilder message = new StringBuilder();
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      HornetQServerLogger.LOGGER.debug("Reading journal from " + config.getJournalDirectory());

      messageJournal.start();

      // Just logging these, no action necessary
      TransactionFailureCallback transactionFailureCallback = new TransactionFailureCallback()
      {
         @Override
         public void failedTransaction(long transactionID, List<RecordInfo> records1, List<RecordInfo> recordsToDelete)
         {
            StringBuilder message = new StringBuilder();
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      int messageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> messageRefCounts = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      int preparedMessageCount = 0;
      Map<Long, Integer> preparedMessageRefCount = new HashMap<Long, Integer>();
      journal.load(records, preparedTransactions, new TransactionFailureCallback()
      {

         public void failedTransaction(long transactionID, List<RecordInfo> records, List<RecordInfo> recordsToDelete)
         {
            bufferFailingTransactions.append("Transaction " + transactionID + " failed with these records:\n");
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