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Message selector with receiveNoWait()
2019 Community Moderator ElectionJMS Topic vs QueuesHow to change Message Selector@selector() in Swift?Take first message to arrive on one of 2 queuesDoes JMS receiveNoWait() guarantee message delivery when messages are available?IBM MQ : JMS message consumer fails receive when message has correlation idIBM MQ failure to send/receive all JMS MessagesJMS API cannot browse messages, IBM API canJMS and IBM WebSphere not generating CODDoes a JMS message selector pull multiple messages down with a single consumer.receive() call or the first message it sees?
Will message selectors work with receiveNowait() method too for synchronous process. it works with receive() method but wanted to know for receiveNoWait for IBM mq.
Message selector is added while creating consumer.
java jms selector ibm-mq
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Will message selectors work with receiveNowait() method too for synchronous process. it works with receive() method but wanted to know for receiveNoWait for IBM mq.
Message selector is added while creating consumer.
java jms selector ibm-mq
asked yesterday
HarshaHarsha
167
1
...have you tried it? Is there anything in the knowledge center that would indicate it will not work?
– JoshMc
yesterday
JoshMc there is nothing in knowledge center but haven't found even a single example on it so had a doubt. I am going to try it now. Will see whether it works or not.
– Harsha
yesterday
As @JustinBertram noted, I see no reason it would not work.
– JoshMc
yesterday
add a comment |
Will message selectors work with receiveNowait() method too for synchronous process. it works with receive() method but wanted to know for receiveNoWait for IBM mq.
Message selector is added while creating consumer.
java jms selector ibm-mq
asked yesterday
HarshaHarsha
167
Will message selectors work with receiveNowait() method too for synchronous process. it works with receive() method but wanted to know for receiveNoWait for IBM mq.
Message selector is added while creating consumer.
java jms selector ibm-mq
java jms selector ibm-mq
asked yesterday
HarshaHarsha
167
asked yesterday
HarshaHarsha
167
asked yesterday
HarshaHarsha
167
asked yesterday
HarshaHarsha
167
asked yesterday
HarshaHarsha
167
167
1
...have you tried it? Is there anything in the knowledge center that would indicate it will not work?
– JoshMc
yesterday
JoshMc there is nothing in knowledge center but haven't found even a single example on it so had a doubt. I am going to try it now. Will see whether it works or not.
– Harsha
yesterday
As @JustinBertram noted, I see no reason it would not work.
– JoshMc
yesterday
add a comment |
1
...have you tried it? Is there anything in the knowledge center that would indicate it will not work?
– JoshMc
yesterday
JoshMc there is nothing in knowledge center but haven't found even a single example on it so had a doubt. I am going to try it now. Will see whether it works or not.
– Harsha
yesterday
As @JustinBertram noted, I see no reason it would not work.
– JoshMc
yesterday
1
1
...have you tried it? Is there anything in the knowledge center that would indicate it will not work?
– JoshMc
yesterday
...have you tried it? Is there anything in the knowledge center that would indicate it will not work?
– JoshMc
yesterday
JoshMc there is nothing in knowledge center but haven't found even a single example on it so had a doubt. I am going to try it now. Will see whether it works or not.
– Harsha
yesterday
JoshMc there is nothing in knowledge center but haven't found even a single example on it so had a doubt. I am going to try it now. Will see whether it works or not.
– Harsha
yesterday
As @JustinBertram noted, I see no reason it would not work.
– JoshMc
yesterday
As @JustinBertram noted, I see no reason it would not work.
– JoshMc
yesterday
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I can't speak to the IBM MQ implementation specifically, but from a JMS perspective there's nothing in the JMS specification that limits the use of selectors with receiveNoWait so I would expect it to work in any compliant implementation.
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Justin BertramJustin Bertram
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receive(), receive(long timeout) and receiveNoWait() should work exactly the same in terms of what is delivered. In fact several implementations implement one by calling another method.
answered 23 hours ago
Axel PodehlAxel Podehl
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I can't speak to the IBM MQ implementation specifically, but from a JMS perspective there's nothing in the JMS specification that limits the use of selectors with receiveNoWait so I would expect it to work in any compliant implementation.
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I can't speak to the IBM MQ implementation specifically, but from a JMS perspective there's nothing in the JMS specification that limits the use of selectors with receiveNoWait so I would expect it to work in any compliant implementation.
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I can't speak to the IBM MQ implementation specifically, but from a JMS perspective there's nothing in the JMS specification that limits the use of selectors with receiveNoWait so I would expect it to work in any compliant implementation.
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I can't speak to the IBM MQ implementation specifically, but from a JMS perspective there's nothing in the JMS specification that limits the use of selectors with receiveNoWait so I would expect it to work in any compliant implementation.
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receive(), receive(long timeout) and receiveNoWait() should work exactly the same in terms of what is delivered. In fact several implementations implement one by calling another method.
answered 23 hours ago
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receive(), receive(long timeout) and receiveNoWait() should work exactly the same in terms of what is delivered. In fact several implementations implement one by calling another method.
answered 23 hours ago
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receive(), receive(long timeout) and receiveNoWait() should work exactly the same in terms of what is delivered. In fact several implementations implement one by calling another method.
answered 23 hours ago
Axel PodehlAxel Podehl
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receive(), receive(long timeout) and receiveNoWait() should work exactly the same in terms of what is delivered. In fact several implementations implement one by calling another method.
answered 23 hours ago
Axel PodehlAxel Podehl
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answered 23 hours ago
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...have you tried it? Is there anything in the knowledge center that would indicate it will not work?
– JoshMc
yesterday
JoshMc there is nothing in knowledge center but haven't found even a single example on it so had a doubt. I am going to try it now. Will see whether it works or not.
– Harsha
yesterday
As @JustinBertram noted, I see no reason it would not work.
– JoshMc
yesterday