Examples of prefetchMore()

Examples of net.timewalker.ffmq3.local.session.LocalDurableTopicSubscriber.prefetchMore()

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                                                                                                              query.getName(),
                                                                                                              query.getMessageSelector(),
                                                                                                              query.isNoLocal());
       
        // Start prefetching
        subscriber.prefetchMore();
       
        CreateConsumerResponse response = new CreateConsumerResponse();
        response.setPrefetchSize(subscriber.getPrefetchSize());
       
        return response;
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Examples of net.timewalker.ffmq3.local.session.LocalMessageConsumer.prefetchMore()

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    }
   
    private AbstractResponsePacket processPrefetch( PrefetchQuery query ) throws JMSException
    {
        LocalMessageConsumer consumer = lookupConsumer(query);
        consumer.prefetchMore();

        return null; // Async call
    }
   
    private PutResponse processPut( PutQuery query ) throws JMSException
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Examples of net.timewalker.ffmq3.local.session.LocalMessageConsumer.prefetchMore()

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                                                                                     query.getMessageSelector(),
                                                                                     query.isNoLocal());
       
        // Start prefetching if we are receiving from a queue
        if (query.getDestination() instanceof Queue)
          consumer.prefetchMore();
       
        CreateConsumerResponse response = new CreateConsumerResponse();
        response.setPrefetchSize(consumer.getPrefetchSize());
       
        return response;
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