Rafael Winterhalter
Rafael Winterhalter
Indeed, Oracle AQ is JMS compatible, I don't think that needs explicit support. As for Postgres, the difference to using a `QueueChannel` is that the queue channel uses an explicit...
In few words: the difference is that the current solution notifies on a JVM level, the proposed solution notifies on a database level. If JVM A started polling from a...
Well, the implementation I am out after is a Java Queue that I can plug into an existing API. In the current implementation of the poll method, this delegates to...
Yeah, that's what I am currently thinking would be the best solution. If one wanted to map this into a Java Queue, that would still be possible by a subscriber...
I have created something that hooks into Spring Integration in a way that works for me. I wanted to start out with something minimal that depicts what I am aiming...
Yeah, that sounds like a better idea as it allows the subscriber to decide on the polling. One issue I found however was mapping back from groupKey to groupId, if...
If listening to inserts via notify, only database values can be supplied to the NOTIFY call, GROUP_KEY in this case. On LISTEN, this key is available, but not the object...
I redid the suggestion, maybe that's a better approach. Please have another look!
In a modular application where many modules use Spring Integration but with their own groups, the messages of an abandoned module (version) will stay forever. It would be nice if...
I do not find it so strange, most dedicated message queues offer some form of TTL for messages. And it's not so strange to retire modules of applications that might...