Examples of MessageStore

Examples of org.apache.activemq.store.MessageStore

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    }

    public MessageStore createQueueMessageStore(ActiveMQQueue destination) throws IOException {
        JournalMessageStore store = queues.get(destination);
        if (store == null) {
            MessageStore checkpointStore = longTermPersistence.createQueueMessageStore(destination);
            store = new JournalMessageStore(this, checkpointStore, destination);
            queues.put(destination, store);
        }
        return store;
    }
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Examples of org.apache.activemq.store.MessageStore

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    private Set<ActiveMQDestination> emptyDestinationSet() {
        return Collections.EMPTY_SET;
    }

    public MessageStore createQueueMessageStore(ActiveMQQueue destination) throws IOException {
        MessageStore rc = new JDBCMessageStore(this, getAdapter(), wireFormat, destination);
        if (transactionStore != null) {
            rc = transactionStore.proxy(rc);
        }
        return rc;
    }
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Examples of org.apache.activemq.store.MessageStore

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                final ActiveMQTempDestination tempDest = (ActiveMQTempDestination)destination;
                Queue queue = new TempQueue(brokerService, destination, null, destinationStatistics, taskRunnerFactory);
                queue.initialize();
                return queue;
            } else {
                MessageStore store = persistenceAdapter.createQueueMessageStore((ActiveMQQueue)destination);
                Queue queue = new Queue(brokerService, destination, store, destinationStatistics, taskRunnerFactory);
                configureQueue(queue, destination);
                queue.initialize();
                return queue;
            }
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.store.MessageStore

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     * store after it has been reloaded. Both 0-8 and 0-10 metadata is used to
     * verify their ability to co-exist within the store and be successful retrieved.
     */
    public void testBDBMessagePersistence() throws Exception
    {
        MessageStore store = getVirtualHost().getMessageStore();

        AbstractBDBMessageStore bdbStore = assertBDBStore(store);

        // Create content ByteBuffers.
        // Split the content into 2 chunks for the 0-8 message, as per broker behaviour.
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.store.MessageStore

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        return props;
    }

    public void testGetContentWithOffset() throws Exception
    {
        MessageStore store = getVirtualHost().getMessageStore();
        AbstractBDBMessageStore bdbStore = assertBDBStore(store);
        StoredMessage<MessageMetaData> storedMessage_0_8 = createAndStoreSingleChunkMessage_0_8(store);
        long messageid_0_8 = storedMessage_0_8.getMessageNumber();

        // normal case: offset is 0
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.store.MessageStore

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     * interrogating the store with its own implementation methods and verifying
     * expected exceptions are thrown to indicate the message is not present.
     */
    public void testMessageCreationAndRemoval() throws Exception
    {
        MessageStore store = getVirtualHost().getMessageStore();
        AbstractBDBMessageStore bdbStore = assertBDBStore(store);

        StoredMessage<MessageMetaData> storedMessage_0_8 = createAndStoreSingleChunkMessage_0_8(store);
        long messageid_0_8 = storedMessage_0_8.getMessageNumber();

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.store.MessageStore

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     * in the TransactionLog interface implemented by the store, and verifying the
     * behaviour using BDB implementation methods.
     */
    public void testTranCommit() throws Exception
    {
        MessageStore log = getVirtualHost().getMessageStore();

        AbstractBDBMessageStore bdbStore = assertBDBStore(log);

        final UUID mockQueueId = UUIDGenerator.generateRandomUUID();
        TransactionLogResource mockQueue = new TransactionLogResource()
        {
            @Override
            public UUID getId()
            {
                return mockQueueId;
            }
        };

        Transaction txn = log.newTransaction();

        txn.enqueueMessage(mockQueue, new MockMessage(1L));
        txn.enqueueMessage(mockQueue, new MockMessage(5L));
        txn.commitTran();

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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.store.MessageStore

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     * implemented by the store, and verifying the behaviour using BDB
     * implementation methods.
     */
    public void testTranRollbackBeforeCommit() throws Exception
    {
        MessageStore log = getVirtualHost().getMessageStore();

        AbstractBDBMessageStore bdbStore = assertBDBStore(log);

        final UUID mockQueueId = UUIDGenerator.generateRandomUUID();
        TransactionLogResource mockQueue = new TransactionLogResource()
        {
            @Override
            public UUID getId()
            {
                return mockQueueId;
            }
        };

        Transaction txn = log.newTransaction();

        txn.enqueueMessage(mockQueue, new MockMessage(21L));
        txn.abortTran();

        txn = log.newTransaction();
        txn.enqueueMessage(mockQueue, new MockMessage(22L));
        txn.enqueueMessage(mockQueue, new MockMessage(23L));
        txn.commitTran();

        List<Long> enqueuedIds = bdbStore.getEnqueuedMessages(mockQueueId);
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.store.MessageStore

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        assertEquals("Second Message is incorrect", 23L, val.longValue());
    }

    public void testOnDelete() throws Exception
    {
        MessageStore log = getVirtualHost().getMessageStore();
        AbstractBDBMessageStore bdbStore = assertBDBStore(log);
        String storeLocation = bdbStore.getStoreLocation();

        File location = new File(storeLocation);
        assertTrue("Store does not exist at " + storeLocation, location.exists());
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Examples of org.apache.qpid.server.store.MessageStore

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     * implemented by the store, and verifying the behaviour using BDB
     * implementation methods.
     */
    public void testTranRollbackAfterCommit() throws Exception
    {
        MessageStore log = getVirtualHost().getMessageStore();

        AbstractBDBMessageStore bdbStore = assertBDBStore(log);

        final UUID mockQueueId = UUIDGenerator.generateRandomUUID();
        TransactionLogResource mockQueue = new TransactionLogResource()
        {
            @Override
            public UUID getId()
            {
                return mockQueueId;
            }
        };

        Transaction txn = log.newTransaction();

        txn.enqueueMessage(mockQueue, new MockMessage(30L));
        txn.commitTran();

        txn = log.newTransaction();
        txn.enqueueMessage(mockQueue, new MockMessage(31L));
        txn.abortTran();

        txn = log.newTransaction();
        txn.enqueueMessage(mockQueue, new MockMessage(32L));
        txn.commitTran();

        List<Long> enqueuedIds = bdbStore.getEnqueuedMessages(mockQueueId);

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