Examples of org.xmlBlaster.test.util.Client.publish()

org.xmlBlaster.test.util.Client.publish()
Publishes one entry on the oid specified by the init method. If you passed null there, then you will get an exceptio here. This client just sends strings @param content the content of the message to send (a string). @throws XmlBlasterException

         boolean consumable = true;
         int session = 1; 
         Client pub1 = new Client(this.global, "pub1", responses);
         pub1.init("testConsumableQueue", null, consumable, session);


         pub1.publish("firstMessage");


         Client sub1 = new Client(this.global, "sub1", responses);
         assertEquals("wrong number of initial responses", 0, responses.size());


         synchronized(responses) {

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         boolean consumable = true; 
         int session = 1;
         Client pub1 = new Client(this.global, "pub1", responses);
         pub1.init("testConsumableQueue", null, consumable, session);


         pub1.publish("firstMessage");


         Client sub1 = new Client(this.global, "sub1", responses);
         Client sub2 = new Client(this.global, "sub2", responses);
         assertEquals("wrong number of initial responses", 0, responses.size());

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