Difference between revisions of "VCLDequeueOperation"
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− | Interface: '''it.greenvulcano.gvesb.virtual.DequeueOperation''' | + | Interface FQN: '''it.greenvulcano.gvesb.virtual.DequeueOperation''' |
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+ | Extends: [[VCLOperation|'''it.greenvulcano.gvesb.virtual.Operation''']] | ||
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− | ==DequeueOperation public | + | ==DequeueOperation public methods== |
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/** | /** | ||
− | * Returns null if no messages are available or timeout occurs. | + | * Execute the operation using an GVBuffer. Usually this method |
− | * | + | * is used in order to retrieve data from external systems. |
− | * @param gvBuffer | + | * Returns null if no messages are available or timeout occurs. |
− | * @return | + | * |
− | + | * @param gvBuffer | |
− | * @ | + | * input data for the operation. |
− | * @ | + | * |
− | * @ | + | * @return an GVBuffer containing the operation result or null if |
− | */ | + | * no messages are available or timeout occurs. |
+ | * @exception ConnectionException | ||
+ | * if an error occurs making the connection to the external system. | ||
+ | * @exception DequeueException | ||
+ | * if an error occurs performing the operation. | ||
+ | * @exception InvalidDataException | ||
+ | * if the call fail because the data are invalid. GreenVulcano ESB | ||
+ | * should not retry to perform the operation with the same data. | ||
+ | */ | ||
public GVBuffer perform(GVBuffer gvBuffer) throws ConnectionException, DequeueException, InvalidDataException; | public GVBuffer perform(GVBuffer gvBuffer) throws ConnectionException, DequeueException, InvalidDataException; | ||
/** | /** | ||
− | * This method | + | * This method acknowledges the message identified by the given Id. |
* | * | ||
* @param id | * @param id | ||
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/** | /** | ||
− | * This method | + | * This method acknowledges all the messages. |
* | * | ||
* @throws ConnectionException | * @throws ConnectionException | ||
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/** | /** | ||
− | * This method | + | * This method sets the filter for messages to receive. |
* This filter is valid only for the first perform() invocation. | * This filter is valid only for the first perform() invocation. | ||
− | * The filter is reset also if perform() | + | * The filter is reset also if perform() terminates with an exception. |
* Despite the GVVCL is a virtual interface, the syntax for the filter is | * Despite the GVVCL is a virtual interface, the syntax for the filter is | ||
* like the syntax for JMS selectors. The concrete implementation must | * like the syntax for JMS selectors. The concrete implementation must | ||
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* | * | ||
* @param timeout | * @param timeout | ||
− | * | + | * Specifies the receive timeout. If > 0 specifies the |
* milliseconds for timeout. It is possible to use the | * milliseconds for timeout. It is possible to use the | ||
* TO_xxx constants in order to specify a non-blocking | * TO_xxx constants in order to specify a non-blocking |
Latest revision as of 17:35, 21 December 2012
Interface FQN: it.greenvulcano.gvesb.virtual.DequeueOperation
Extends: it.greenvulcano.gvesb.virtual.Operation
/**
* This interface identifies operations used to perform dequeue.
*
* The DequeueOperation adds the acknowledge() method to the
* Operation interface in order to confirm consumed messages to the
* underlying MOM.
*
*/
DequeueOperation constants
public static final String TYPE = "dequeue";
/**
* Used in the setTimeout() in order to set an infinite
* timeout.
*/
public static final long TO_INDEFINITELY = 0;
/**
* Used in the setTimeout() in order to set a non-blocking
* receive.
*/
public static final long TO_NON_BLOCKING = -1;
DequeueOperation public methods
/**
* Execute the operation using an GVBuffer. Usually this method
* is used in order to retrieve data from external systems.
* Returns null if no messages are available or timeout occurs.
*
* @param gvBuffer
* input data for the operation.
*
* @return an GVBuffer containing the operation result or null if
* no messages are available or timeout occurs.
* @exception ConnectionException
* if an error occurs making the connection to the external system.
* @exception DequeueException
* if an error occurs performing the operation.
* @exception InvalidDataException
* if the call fail because the data are invalid. GreenVulcano ESB
* should not retry to perform the operation with the same data.
*/
public GVBuffer perform(GVBuffer gvBuffer) throws ConnectionException, DequeueException, InvalidDataException;
/**
* This method acknowledges the message identified by the given Id.
*
* @param id
* @throws ConnectionException
* @throws AcknowledgeException
*/
public void acknowledge(Id id) throws ConnectionException, AcknowledgeException;
/**
* This method acknowledges all the messages.
*
* @throws ConnectionException
* @throws AcknowledgeException
*/
public void acknowledgeAll() throws ConnectionException, AcknowledgeException;
/**
* This method roll-back the dequeue of the message identified by the given
* Id.
*
* @param id
* @throws ConnectionException
* @throws AcknowledgeException
*/
public void rollback(Id id) throws ConnectionException, AcknowledgeException;
/**
* This method roll-back the dequeue of all the messages.
*
* @throws ConnectionException
* @throws AcknowledgeException
*/
public void rollbackAll() throws ConnectionException, AcknowledgeException;
/**
* This method sets the filter for messages to receive.
* This filter is valid only for the first perform() invocation.
* The filter is reset also if perform() terminates with an exception.
* Despite the GVVCL is a virtual interface, the syntax for the filter is
* like the syntax for JMS selectors. The concrete implementation must
* adapt to the underlying MOM.
*
* @param filter
* @throws FilterException
*/
public void setFilter(String filter) throws FilterException;
/**
* This method sets the timeout for the receive operation.
* If 0 then the receive blocks indefinitely. If > 0
* then this parameter specify, in milliseconds, the time that the
* receive must wait for a message. If < 0 then executes a
* non-blocking receive.
* This parameter is valid only for the first perform() invocation.
* The timeout is reset also if perform() terminate with an exception.
*
* @param timeout
* Specifies the receive timeout. If > 0 specifies the
* milliseconds for timeout. It is possible to use the
* TO_xxx constants in order to specify a non-blocking
* receive operation or a indefinitely blocking receive.
*
*/
public void setTimeout(long timeout);