Examples of org.jboss.jms.server.endpoint.DefaultCancel

org.jboss.jms.server.endpoint.DefaultCancel
A Cancel. Used to send a cancel (NACK) to the server When we cancel we send delivery count info, this means delivery count can be updated on the server, and into storage if persistent, and the message can be sent to DLQ if appropriate @author Tim Fox @version $Revision: 1917 $ $Id: DefaultCancel.java 1917 2007-01-08 20:26:12Z clebert.suconic@jboss.com $

      //If the delivery was obtained via a connection consumer we need to cancel via that
      //otherwise we just use this session
      
      SessionDelegate sessionToUse = connectionConsumerSession != null ? connectionConsumerSession : sess;
      
      sessionToUse.cancelDelivery(new DefaultCancel(delivery.getDeliveryID(),
                                  delivery.getMessageProxy().getDeliveryCount(), false, false));      
   }

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      for (Iterator i = deliveryInfos.iterator(); i.hasNext(); )
      {
         DeliveryInfo ack = (DeliveryInfo)i.next();            
         
         DefaultCancel cancel = new DefaultCancel(ack.getMessageProxy().getDeliveryId(),
                                                  ack.getMessageProxy().getDeliveryCount(),
                                                  false, false);
         
         cancels.add(cancel);
      }

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         boolean expired = is.readBoolean();
         
         boolean reachedMax = is.readBoolean();
         
         DefaultCancel cancel = new DefaultCancel(deliveryId, deliveryCount, expired, reachedMax);
         
         cancels.add(cancel);
      }
   }

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            else
            {
               log.trace(proxy.getMessage() + " has reached maximum delivery number, cancelling to server");
            }
         }
         final Cancel cancel = new DefaultCancel(proxy.getDeliveryId(), proxy.getDeliveryCount(),
                                                 expired, reachedMaxDeliveries);
         
         try
         {
            del.cancelDelivery(cancel);

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            for(Iterator i = buffer.iterator(); i.hasNext();)
            {
               MessageProxy mp = (MessageProxy)i.next();
               
               DefaultCancel cancel =
                  new DefaultCancel(mp.getDeliveryId(), mp.getDeliveryCount(), false, false);
               
               cancels.add(cancel);
            }
                  
            sessionDelegate.cancelDeliveries(cancels);

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      boolean expired = is.readBoolean();
      
      boolean reachedMax = is.readBoolean();
      
      cancel = new DefaultCancel(deliveryId, deliveryCount, expired, reachedMax);      
   }

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      public void testSessionCancelDeliveriesRequest() throws Exception
      {
         List cancels = new ArrayList();
         
         cancels.add(new DefaultCancel(12323, 12, false, false));
         
         RequestSupport req =
            new SessionCancelDeliveriesRequest(23, (byte)77, cancels);
                 
         testPacket(req, PacketSupport.REQ_SESSION_CANCELDELIVERIES);

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         testPacket(req, PacketSupport.REQ_SESSION_CANCELDELIVERIES);                           
      }   
      
      public void testSessionCancelDeliveryRequest() throws Exception
      {
         Cancel cancel = (new DefaultCancel(12323, 12, false, false));
         
         RequestSupport req =
            new SessionCancelDeliveryRequest(23, (byte)77, cancel);
                 
         testPacket(req, PacketSupport.REQ_SESSION_CANCELDELIVERY);

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