Examples of org.hornetq.core.postoffice.Bindings

org.hornetq.core.postoffice.Bindings
A BindingsImpl @author Tim FoxCreated 11 Dec 2008 08:34:33

      if (address.equals(managementAddress))
      {
         return new BindingQueryResult(true, names);
      }


      Bindings bindings = postOffice.getMatchingBindings(address);


      for (Binding binding : bindings.getBindings())
      {
         if (binding.getType() == BindingType.LOCAL_QUEUE || binding.getType() == BindingType.REMOTE_QUEUE)
         {
            names.add(binding.getUniqueName());
         }

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   {
      SimpleString expiryAddress = addressSettingsRepository.getMatch(address.toString()).getExpiryAddress();


      if (expiryAddress != null)
      {
         Bindings bindingList = postOffice.getBindingsForAddress(expiryAddress);


         if (bindingList.getBindings().isEmpty())
         {
            QueueImpl.log.warn("Message has expired. No bindings for Expiry Address " + expiryAddress +
                               " so dropping it");
         }
         else

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   {
      SimpleString deadLetterAddress = addressSettingsRepository.getMatch(address.toString()).getDeadLetterAddress();


      if (deadLetterAddress != null)
      {
         Bindings bindingList = postOffice.getBindingsForAddress(deadLetterAddress);


         if (bindingList.getBindings().isEmpty())
         {
            QueueImpl.log.warn("Message has exceeded max delivery attempts. No bindings for Dead Letter Address " + deadLetterAddress +
                               " so dropping it");
         }
         else

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   public Bindings getMatchingBindings(final SimpleString address) throws Exception
   {
      Address add = new AddressImpl(address);


      Bindings bindings = bindingsFactory.createBindings(address);


      for (Binding binding : nameMap.values())
      {
         Address addCheck = new AddressImpl(binding.getAddress());


         if (addCheck.matches(add))
         {
            bindings.addBinding(binding);
         }
      }


      return bindings;
   }

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      mappings.clear();
   }


   protected void removeBindingInternal(final SimpleString address, final SimpleString bindableName)
   {
      Bindings bindings = mappings.get(address);


      if (bindings != null)
      {
         removeMapping(bindableName, bindings);


         if (bindings.getBindings().isEmpty())
         {
            mappings.remove(address);
         }
      }
   }

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      return theBinding;
   }


   protected boolean addMappingInternal(final SimpleString address, final Binding binding) throws Exception
   {
      Bindings bindings = mappings.get(address);


      Bindings prevBindings = null;


      if (bindings == null)
      {
         bindings = bindingsFactory.createBindings(address);

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      return binding;
   }


   public Bindings getBindingsForAddress(final SimpleString address) throws Exception
   {
      Bindings bindings = addressManager.getBindingsForRoutingAddress(address);


      if (bindings == null)
      {
         bindings = createBindings(address);
      }

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         // but we don't do it every time, otherwise it wouldn't be optimal
         cleanupInternalPropertiesBeforeRouting(message);
      }




      Bindings bindings = addressManager.getBindingsForRoutingAddress(address);


      if (bindings != null)
      {
         bindings.route(message, context);
      }
      else
      {
        // this is a debug and not warn because this could be a regular scenario on publish-subscribe queues (or topic subscriptions on JMS)
        if (log.isDebugEnabled())

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      // We have to copy the message and store it separately, otherwise we may lose remote bindings in case of restart before the message
      // arrived the target node
      // as described on https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBPAPP-6130
      ServerMessage copyRedistribute = message.copy(storageManager.generateUniqueID());


      Bindings bindings = addressManager.getBindingsForRoutingAddress(message.getAddress());


      if (bindings != null)
      {
         RoutingContext context = new RoutingContextImpl(tx);


         boolean routed = bindings.redistribute(copyRedistribute, originatingQueue, context);


         if (routed)
         {
            return new Pair<RoutingContext, ServerMessage> (context, copyRedistribute);
         }

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      if (address.equals(managementAddress))
      {
         return new BindingQueryResult(true, names);
      }


      Bindings bindings = postOffice.getMatchingBindings(address);


      for (Binding binding : bindings.getBindings())
      {
         if (binding.getType() == BindingType.LOCAL_QUEUE || binding.getType() == BindingType.REMOTE_QUEUE)
         {
            names.add(binding.getUniqueName());
         }

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