Examples of org.xmlBlaster.util.Timestamp

org.xmlBlaster.util.Timestamp
High performing timestamp class, time elapsed since 1970, the nanos are simulated as a unique counter.
The counter is rewound on any millisecond step.
Timestamp objects are immutable - a Timstamp can not be changed once it is created.
Guarantees that any created Timestamp instance is unique in the current Java Virtual Machine (and Classloader).

Fails only if
- a CPU can create more than 999999 Timestamp instances per millisecond
- In ~ 288 years when Long.MAX_VALUE = 9223372036854775807 overflows (current value is 1013338358124000008)
A typical output is:
- toString()=2002-02-10 11:57:51.804000001
- getTimestamp()=1013338671804000001
- getMillis()=1013338671804
- getMillisOnly()=804
- getNanosOnly()=804000001
Performance hints (600 MHz Intel PC, Linux 2.4.10, JDK 1.3.1):
- new Timestamp() 1.2 micro seconds
- toString() 55 micro seconds the first time, further access 0.1 micro seconds
- valueOf() 19 micro seconds
- toXml("", false) 16 micro seconds
- toXml("", true) 17 micro seconds
XML representation:
```
 <timestamp nanos='1013346248150000001'> 2002-02-10 14:04:08.150000001 </timestamp> 
```
or
```
 <timestamp nanos='1013346248150000001'/> 
```
@author Marcel Ruff @see org.xmlBlaster.test.classtest.TimestampTest

      key.setClientTags("<location dest='agent-192.168.10.218' driver='PSD1'></location>");
      PublishQos qos = new PublishQos(glob);
      senderContent = "some content";
      try {
         MsgUnit msgUnit = new MsgUnit(key.toXml(), senderContent.getBytes(), qos.toXml());
         sentTimestamp = new Timestamp();
         publishOid = con.publish(msgUnit).getKeyOid();
         log.info("Success: Publishing done, returned oid=" + publishOid);
      } catch(XmlBlasterException e) {
         log.warning("XmlBlasterException: " + e.getMessage());
         assertTrue("publish - XmlBlasterException: " + e.getMessage(), false);

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   private StorableFigureHolder getFigureHolder(Figure figure) {
      // MEMO: getAttribute does not work when using 'group or lines'
      StorableFigureHolder figureHolder = (StorableFigureHolder)this.figureTimestampTable.get(figure);
      if (figureHolder == null) {
         String timestamp = "" + (new Timestamp()).getTimestampLong();
         String figureId = this.drawingName + "-" + timestamp;
         figureHolder = new StorableFigureHolder(figure, figureId, null);
         addToTable(figureHolder);
      }
      return figureHolder;

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      this.in = in;
   }
   
   
   void send(Session session, MessageProducer producer, Destination dest) throws JMSException {
      String streamId = (new org.xmlBlaster.util.Global()).getId() + "-" + (new Timestamp()).getTimestamp();
      setStringProperty(XBConnectionMetaData.JMSX_GROUP_ID, streamId);
      int bufSize = 0;
      if (propertyExists(XBConnectionMetaData.JMSX_MAX_CHUNK_SIZE))
         bufSize = getIntProperty(XBConnectionMetaData.JMSX_MAX_CHUNK_SIZE);
      if (bufSize > this.maxBufSize || bufSize == 0)

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      this.errorCodeStr = this.errorCodeEnum.getErrorCode();
      this.node = (node == null) ? this.glob.getId() : node;
      this.location = location;
      this.lang = (lang == null) ? "en" : lang; // System.getProperty("user.language");
      this.versionInfo = (versionInfo == null) ? createVersionInfo() : versionInfo;
      this.timestamp = (timestamp == null) ? new Timestamp() : timestamp;
      this.timestampNanos = this.timestamp.getTimestamp();


      this.cause = cause;
      this.stackTrace = (stackTrace == null) ? createStackTrace() : stackTrace;
      String causeStr = "";

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    * Timestamp when exception was thrown
    * @return Never null
    */
   public final Timestamp getTimestamp() {
      if (this.timestamp == null) {
         this.timestamp = new Timestamp(this.timestampNanos);
      }
      return this.timestamp;
   }

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      }
      catch (Throwable e) {
         log.severe("Receiving invalid errorCode in XmlBlasterException in '" + new String(data) + "', handling it as " + errorCode.toString());
         message = "Receiving invalid errorCode in XmlBlasterException: Can't parse XmlBlasterException in method parseByteArr(). original message is '" + new String(data) + "'";
      }
      Timestamp ti = new Timestamp();
      try {
         ti = Timestamp.valueOf(timestampStr);
      }
      catch (Throwable e) {
         log.fine("Receiving invalid timestamp in XmlBlasterException in '" + new String(data) + "'");

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                               url;
      }
      else {
         this.subscriptionId = Constants.SUBSCRIPTIONID_PREFIX +
                               sessionName.getRelativeName(true) + "-" +
                               new Timestamp().getTimestamp();
      }
     return this.subscriptionId;


   }

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    * This constructor is for internal creation from persistence only. 
    *
    * @param timestamp The unique nano timestamp as from org.xmlBlaster.util.Timestamp or null to create one now
    */
   public MsgQueueEntry(Global glob, String entryType, PriorityEnum priority, Timestamp timestamp, StorageId storageId, boolean persistent) {
      this.uniqueIdTimestamp = (timestamp == null) ? new Timestamp() : timestamp;
      this.uniqueIdString = "" + this.uniqueIdTimestamp.getTimestamp();


      if (entryType == null || priority == null || glob == null || storageId ==null) {
         log.severe("Invalid constructor parameter");
         Thread.dumpStack();

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    * @see I_XmlBlasterConnection#connectLowlevel(Address)
    */
   public void connectLowlevel(Address address) throws XmlBlasterException {
      if (!this.isInitialized) {
         super.init(glob, address, this.pluginInfo);
         super.setEmailSessionId(""+new Timestamp().getTimestamp()); // Initially until the secret session id is known
         
         // Who are we?
         // We need to correct the mail addresses from EmailExecutor
         // as it assumes server side operation
         if (super.fromAddress == null) {

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    * Cleanup timer, it is a weak reference on us therefor it is a 'nice to have'. 
    */
   public void finalize() {
      try {
         Timeout dt = this.destroyTimer;
         Timestamp tk = this.timerKey;
         this.destroyTimer = null;
         this.timerKey = null;
         if (dt != null && tk != null) {
            if (log.isLoggable(Level.FINE)) log.fine("finalize timerKey=" + tk);
            dt.removeTimeoutListener(tk);

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