Examples of org.exolab.jms.client.JmsTopic.match()

• org.exolab.jms.client.JmsTopic.match()
  If it is a wildcard check to see that it matches the specified topic. if wildcard is **, its a an imediate match for every topic. else tokenize both the wildcard and the topic. if the wildcard has less or equal no of tokens than the topic and ends in "**" check tokens if both wildcard and topic contain the same no of tokens check tokens Otherwise topic and wildcard do not match so return false.

  Note we treat "a.b.c.*.*" and "a.b.c" as not a match at this stage, since the wildcard is attempting to match more levels than exist in the topic. if this proves to be unpopular with the masses, its a very trivial change below to fix this problem.

  Tokens are compared and must either be identical or the wildcard token must be a "*" to match at this level. Once a mismatch is detected the comparison is stopped and a false returned.

  NOTE: This check assumes both the topic and wildcard topic have both already been validated. if the topics are inavlid this test can return arbitrary results. @param destination The specific topic to match to @return True if the wildcard matches.