Package org.apache.activemq.broker

Examples of org.apache.activemq.broker.StubConnection.request()

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        ConnectionInfo connectionInfo2 = createConnectionInfo();
        SessionInfo sessionInfo2 = createSessionInfo(connectionInfo2);       
        ConsumerInfo consumerInfo2 = createConsumerInfo(sessionInfo2, destination);       
        connection2.send(connectionInfo2);
        connection2.send(sessionInfo2);
        connection2.request(consumerInfo2);
       
        // Start a failover publisher.
        log.info("Starting the failover connection.");
        StubConnection connection3 = createFailoverConnection();
        ConnectionInfo connectionInfo3 = createConnectionInfo();
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        connection3.send(connectionInfo3);
        connection3.send(sessionInfo3);
        connection3.send(producerInfo3);

        // Send the message using the fail over publisher.
        connection3.request(createMessage(producerInfo3, destination, deliveryMode));

        // The message will be sent to one of the brokers.
        FailoverTransport ft = (FailoverTransport) connection3.getTransport().narrow(FailoverTransport.class);

        // See which broker we were connected to.
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        ConnectionInfo connectionInfo1 = createConnectionInfo();
        SessionInfo sessionInfo1 = createSessionInfo(connectionInfo1);
        ConsumerInfo consumerInfo1 = createConsumerInfo(sessionInfo1, destination);
        connection1.send(connectionInfo1);
        connection1.send(sessionInfo1);
        connection1.request(consumerInfo1);

        // Start a normal producer on a remote broker
        StubConnection connection2 = createRemoteConnection();
        ConnectionInfo connectionInfo2 = createConnectionInfo();
        SessionInfo sessionInfo2 = createSessionInfo(connectionInfo2);
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        ConnectionInfo connectionInfo2 = createConnectionInfo();
        SessionInfo sessionInfo2 = createSessionInfo(connectionInfo2);
        ProducerInfo producerInfo2 = createProducerInfo(sessionInfo2);
        connection2.send(connectionInfo2);
        connection2.send(sessionInfo2);
        connection2.request(producerInfo2);

        // Send a message to make sure the basics are working
        connection2.request(createMessage(producerInfo2, destination, DeliveryMode.PERSISTENT));

        Message m1 = receiveMessage(connection1);
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        connection2.send(connectionInfo2);
        connection2.send(sessionInfo2);
        connection2.request(producerInfo2);

        // Send a message to make sure the basics are working
        connection2.request(createMessage(producerInfo2, destination, DeliveryMode.PERSISTENT));

        Message m1 = receiveMessage(connection1);
        assertNotNull(m1);
        assertNoMessagesLeft(connection1);
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        assertNoMessagesLeft(connection1);

        connection1.send(createAck(consumerInfo1, m1, 1, MessageAck.STANDARD_ACK_TYPE));

        // Send a message to sit on the broker while we mess with it
        connection2.request(createMessage(producerInfo2, destination, DeliveryMode.PERSISTENT));

        // Now we're going to resend the same consumer commands again and see if the broker
        // can handle it.
        connection1.send(connectionInfo1);
        connection1.send(sessionInfo1);
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        connection1.send(connectionInfo1);
        connection1.send(sessionInfo1);
        connection1.request(consumerInfo1);

        // After this there should be 2 messages on the broker...
        connection2.request(createMessage(producerInfo2, destination, DeliveryMode.PERSISTENT));

        // ... let's start a fresh consumer...
        connection1.stop();
        StubConnection connection3 = createRemoteConnection();
        ConnectionInfo connectionInfo3 = createConnectionInfo();
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        ConnectionInfo connectionInfo3 = createConnectionInfo();
        SessionInfo sessionInfo3 = createSessionInfo(connectionInfo3);
        ConsumerInfo consumerInfo3 = createConsumerInfo(sessionInfo3, destination);
        connection3.send(connectionInfo3);
        connection3.send(sessionInfo3);
        connection3.request(consumerInfo3);

        // ... and then grab the 2 that should be there.
        assertNotNull(receiveMessage(connection3));
        assertNotNull(receiveMessage(connection3));
        assertNoMessagesLeft(connection3);
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        ActiveMQDestination destinationInfo1 = null;

        // Send a 10 messages to the local broker
        for (int i = 0; i < sendNumMessages; ++i) {
            destinationInfo1 = createDestinationInfo(connection1, connectionInfo1, ActiveMQDestination.QUEUE_TYPE);
            connection1.request(createMessage(producerInfo, destinationInfo1, DeliveryMode.NON_PERSISTENT));
        }

        // Ensure that there are 10 messages on the local broker
        Object[] messages = browseQueueWithJmx(localBroker);
        assertEquals(sendNumMessages, messages.length);
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        connection1.send(consumerInfo1.createRemoveCommand());

        // Now create remote consumer that should cause message to move to this
        // remote consumer.
        ConsumerInfo consumerInfo2 = createConsumerInfo(sessionInfo2, destination);
        connection2.request(consumerInfo2);

        // Make sure the message was delivered via the remote.
        assertTrue("message was received", Wait.waitFor(new Wait.Condition() {
            @Override
            public boolean isSatisified() throws Exception {
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