Package org.jboss.messaging.util

Examples of org.jboss.messaging.util.Version


      return res;
   }
  
   public byte[] getClientAOPStack() throws JMSException
   {
      Version version = getVersionToUse(serverVersion);
     
      byte v = version.getProviderIncrementingVersion();
     
      // Create a client - make sure pinging is off

      Map configuration = new HashMap();
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   {     
      super.read(in);
     
      serverLocatorURI = in.readUTF();
     
      serverVersion = new Version();
     
      serverVersion.read(in);
     
      serverID = in.readInt();
     
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    * The client itself has a version, but we also support other versions of servers lower if the
    * connection version is lower (backwards compatibility)
    */
   public static Version getVersionToUse(Version connectionVersion)
   {
      Version clientVersion = Version.instance();

      Version versionToUse;

      if (connectionVersion.getProviderIncrementingVersion() <=
          clientVersion.getProviderIncrementingVersion())
      {
         versionToUse = connectionVersion;
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      // If we disable pinging on the client then it is a reasonably light weight operation to
      // create the client since it will use the already existing invoker. This prevents us from
      // having to maintain a Client instance per connection factory, which gives difficulties in
      // knowing when to close it.
     
      Version version = getVersionToUse(serverVersion);
     
      byte v = version.getProviderIncrementingVersion();
                      
      JMSRemotingConnection remotingConnection = null;
     
      CreateConnectionResult res;
     
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      return res;
   }
  
   public byte[] getClientAOPStack() throws JMSException
   {
      Version version = getVersionToUse(serverVersion);
     
      byte v = version.getProviderIncrementingVersion();
     
      // Create a client - make sure pinging is off

      Map configuration = new HashMap();
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   {     
      super.read(in);
     
      serverLocatorURI = in.readUTF();
     
      serverVersion = new Version();
     
      serverVersion.read(in);
     
      serverID = in.readInt();
     
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    * The client itself has a version, but we also support other versions of servers lower if the
    * connection version is lower (backwards compatibility)
    */
   public static Version getVersionToUse(Version connectionVersion)
   {
      Version clientVersion = Version.instance();

      Version versionToUse;

      if (connectionVersion.getProviderIncrementingVersion() <=
          clientVersion.getProviderIncrementingVersion())
      {
         versionToUse = connectionVersion;
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      // If we disable pinging on the client then it is a reasonably light weight operation to
      // create the client since it will use the already existing invoker. This prevents us from
      // having to maintain a Client instance per connection factory, which gives difficulties in
      // knowing when to close it.
     
      Version version = getVersionToUse(serverVersion);
     
      byte v = version.getProviderIncrementingVersion();
                      
      JMSRemotingConnection remotingConnection = null;
     
      CreateConnectionResult res;
     
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      return res;
   }
  
   public byte[] getClientAOPStack() throws JMSException
   {
      Version version = getVersionToUse(serverVersion);
     
      byte v = version.getProviderIncrementingVersion();
     
      // Create a client - make sure pinging is off

      Map configuration = new HashMap();
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   {     
      super.read(in);
     
      serverLocatorURI = in.readUTF();
     
      serverVersion = new Version();
     
      serverVersion.read(in);
     
      serverID = in.readInt();
     
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