Examples of resend()

Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.AMQChannel.resend()

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        if (channel == null)
        {
            throw body.getChannelNotFoundException(channelId);
        }

        channel.resend(body.getRequeue());

        // Qpid 0-8 hacks a synchronous -ok onto recover.
        // In Qpid 0-9 we create a separate sync-recover, sync-recover-ok pair to be "more" compliant
        if(session.getProtocolVersion().equals(ProtocolVersion.v8_0))
        {
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.AMQChannel.resend()

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            //Now resend all the unacknowledged messages back to the original subscribers.
            //(Must be done after the TxnRollback-ok response).
            // Why, are we not allowed to send messages back to client before the ok method?
            channel.resend(false);
        }
        catch (AMQException e)
        {
            throw body.getChannelException(e.getErrorCode(), "Failed to rollback: " + e.getMessage());
        }
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.AMQChannel.resend()

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        if (channel == null)
        {
            throw body.getChannelNotFoundException(channelId);
        }
        channel.sync();
        channel.resend(body.getRequeue());

        // Qpid 0-8 hacks a synchronous -ok onto recover.
        // In Qpid 0-9 we create a separate sync-recover, sync-recover-ok pair to be "more" compliant
        if(session.getProtocolVersion().equals(ProtocolVersion.v0_9))
        {
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.message.MessageInstance.resend()

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            // Without any details from the client about what has been processed we have to mark
            // all messages in the unacked map as redelivered.
            message.setRedelivered();

            if (!message.resend())
            {
                msgToRequeue.put(deliveryTag, message);
            }
        } // for all messages
        // } else !isSuspend
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.message.MessageInstance.resend()

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            // Without any details from the client about what has been processed we have to mark
            // all messages in the unacked map as redelivered.
            message.setRedelivered();

            if (!message.resend())
            {
                msgToRequeue.put(deliveryTag, message);
            }
        } // for all messages
        // } else !isSuspend
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.message.MessageInstance.resend()

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            // Without any details from the client about what has been processed we have to mark
            // all messages in the unacked map as redelivered.
            message.setRedelivered();

            if (!message.resend())
            {
                msgToRequeue.put(deliveryTag, message);
            }
        } // for all messages
        // } else !isSuspend
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.protocol.v0_8.AMQChannel.resend()

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        if (channel == null)
        {
            throw body.getChannelNotFoundException(channelId);
        }
        channel.sync();
        channel.resend(body.getRequeue());

        // Qpid 0-8 hacks a synchronous -ok onto recover.
        // In Qpid 0-9 we create a separate sync-recover, sync-recover-ok pair to be "more" compliant
        if(session.getProtocolVersion().equals(ProtocolVersion.v0_9))
        {
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.protocol.v0_8.AMQChannel.resend()

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        if (channel == null)
        {
            throw body.getChannelNotFoundException(channelId);
        }

        channel.resend(body.getRequeue());

        // Qpid 0-8 hacks a synchronous -ok onto recover.
        // In Qpid 0-9 we create a separate sync-recover, sync-recover-ok pair to be "more" compliant
        if(session.getProtocolVersion().equals(ProtocolVersion.v8_0))
        {
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.protocol.v0_8.AMQChannel.resend()

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            channel.rollback(task);

            //Now resend all the unacknowledged messages back to the original subscribers.
            //(Must be done after the TxnRollback-ok response).
            // Why, are we not allowed to send messages back to client before the ok method?
            channel.resend(false);

        }
        catch (AMQException e)
        {
            throw body.getChannelException(e.getErrorCode(), "Failed to rollback: " + e.getMessage());
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.protocol.v0_8.AMQChannel.resend()

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        if (channel == null)
        {
            throw body.getChannelNotFoundException(channelId);
        }

        channel.resend();

        // Qpid 0-8 hacks a synchronous -ok onto recover.
        // In Qpid 0-9 we create a separate sync-recover, sync-recover-ok pair to be "more" compliant
        if(session.getProtocolVersion().equals(ProtocolVersion.v8_0))
        {
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