Examples with Session jakarta.jms.Session used on opensource projects

Example 21 with Session

use of jakarta.jms.Session in project spring-framework by spring-projects.

the class SingleConnectionFactoryTests method testCachingConnectionFactoryWithTopicConnectionFactoryAndJms102Usage.

@Test
public void testCachingConnectionFactoryWithTopicConnectionFactoryAndJms102Usage() throws JMSException {
    TopicConnectionFactory cf = mock(TopicConnectionFactory.class);
    TopicConnection con = mock(TopicConnection.class);
    TopicSession txSession = mock(TopicSession.class);
    TopicSession nonTxSession = mock(TopicSession.class);
    given(cf.createTopicConnection()).willReturn(con);
    given(con.createTopicSession(true, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE)).willReturn(txSession);
    given(txSession.getTransacted()).willReturn(true);
    given(con.createTopicSession(false, Session.CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE)).willReturn(nonTxSession);
    CachingConnectionFactory scf = new CachingConnectionFactory(cf);
    scf.setReconnectOnException(false);
    Connection con1 = scf.createTopicConnection();
    Session session1 = con1.createSession(true, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
    session1.getTransacted();
    // should lead to rollback
    session1.close();
    session1 = con1.createSession(false, Session.CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE);
    session1.close();
    con1.start();
    TopicConnection con2 = scf.createTopicConnection();
    Session session2 = con2.createTopicSession(false, Session.CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE);
    session2.close();
    session2 = con2.createSession(true, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
    session2.getTransacted();
    session2.close();
    con2.start();
    con1.close();
    con2.close();
    // should trigger actual close
    scf.destroy();
    verify(txSession).close();
    verify(nonTxSession).close();
    verify(con).start();
    verify(con).stop();
    verify(con).close();
}

Example 22 with Session

use of jakarta.jms.Session in project spring-framework by spring-projects.

the class JmsResponseTests method resolveDestinationForQueue.

@Test
public void resolveDestinationForQueue() throws JMSException {
    Session session = mock(Session.class);
    DestinationResolver destinationResolver = mock(DestinationResolver.class);
    Destination destination = mock(Destination.class);
    given(destinationResolver.resolveDestinationName(session, "myQueue", false)).willReturn(destination);
    JmsResponse<String> jmsResponse = JmsResponse.forQueue("foo", "myQueue");
    Destination actual = jmsResponse.resolveDestination(destinationResolver, session);
    assertThat(actual).isSameAs(destination);
}

Example 23 with Session

use of jakarta.jms.Session in project spring-framework by spring-projects.

the class SimpleMessageListenerContainerTests method testContextRefreshedEventStartsTheConnectionByDefault.

@Test
public void testContextRefreshedEventStartsTheConnectionByDefault() throws Exception {
    MessageConsumer messageConsumer = mock(MessageConsumer.class);
    Session session = mock(Session.class);
    // Queue gets created in order to create MessageConsumer for that Destination...
    given(session.createQueue(DESTINATION_NAME)).willReturn(QUEUE_DESTINATION);
    // and then the MessageConsumer gets created...
    // no MessageSelector...
    given(session.createConsumer(QUEUE_DESTINATION, null)).willReturn(messageConsumer);
    Connection connection = mock(Connection.class);
    // session gets created in order to register MessageListener...
    given(connection.createSession(this.container.isSessionTransacted(), this.container.getSessionAcknowledgeMode())).willReturn(session);
    // and the connection is start()ed after the listener is registered...
    ConnectionFactory connectionFactory = mock(ConnectionFactory.class);
    given(connectionFactory.createConnection()).willReturn(connection);
    this.container.setConnectionFactory(connectionFactory);
    this.container.setDestinationName(DESTINATION_NAME);
    this.container.setMessageListener(new TestMessageListener());
    this.container.afterPropertiesSet();
    GenericApplicationContext context = new GenericApplicationContext();
    context.getBeanFactory().registerSingleton("messageListenerContainer", this.container);
    context.refresh();
    context.close();
    verify(connection).setExceptionListener(this.container);
    verify(connection).start();
}

Example 24 with Session

use of jakarta.jms.Session in project spring-framework by spring-projects.

the class SimpleMessageListenerContainerTests method testTransactedSessionsGetRollbackLogicAppliedAndThatExceptionsStillDo_NOT_Propagate.

@Test
public void testTransactedSessionsGetRollbackLogicAppliedAndThatExceptionsStillDo_NOT_Propagate() throws Exception {
    this.container.setSessionTransacted(true);
    final SimpleMessageConsumer messageConsumer = new SimpleMessageConsumer();
    Session session = mock(Session.class);
    // Queue gets created in order to create MessageConsumer for that Destination...
    given(session.createQueue(DESTINATION_NAME)).willReturn(QUEUE_DESTINATION);
    // and then the MessageConsumer gets created...
    // no MessageSelector...
    given(session.createConsumer(QUEUE_DESTINATION, null)).willReturn(messageConsumer);
    // an exception is thrown, so the rollback logic is being applied here...
    given(session.getTransacted()).willReturn(true);
    Connection connection = mock(Connection.class);
    // session gets created in order to register MessageListener...
    given(connection.createSession(this.container.isSessionTransacted(), this.container.getSessionAcknowledgeMode())).willReturn(session);
    // and the connection is start()ed after the listener is registered...
    ConnectionFactory connectionFactory = mock(ConnectionFactory.class);
    given(connectionFactory.createConnection()).willReturn(connection);
    this.container.setConnectionFactory(connectionFactory);
    this.container.setDestinationName(DESTINATION_NAME);
    this.container.setMessageListener((MessageListener) message -> {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
    });
    this.container.afterPropertiesSet();
    this.container.start();
    // manually trigger an Exception with the above bad MessageListener...
    final Message message = mock(Message.class);
    // a Throwable from a MessageListener MUST simply be swallowed...
    messageConsumer.sendMessage(message);
    // Session is rolled back 'cos it is transacted...
    verify(session).rollback();
    verify(connection).setExceptionListener(this.container);
    verify(connection).start();
}

Example 25 with Session

use of jakarta.jms.Session in project spring-framework by spring-projects.

the class SimpleMessageListenerContainerTests method testNoRollbackOccursIfSessionIsNotTransactedAndThatExceptionsDo_NOT_Propagate.

@Test
public void testNoRollbackOccursIfSessionIsNotTransactedAndThatExceptionsDo_NOT_Propagate() throws Exception {
    final SimpleMessageConsumer messageConsumer = new SimpleMessageConsumer();
    Session session = mock(Session.class);
    // Queue gets created in order to create MessageConsumer for that Destination...
    given(session.createQueue(DESTINATION_NAME)).willReturn(QUEUE_DESTINATION);
    // and then the MessageConsumer gets created...
    // no MessageSelector...
    given(session.createConsumer(QUEUE_DESTINATION, null)).willReturn(messageConsumer);
    // an exception is thrown, so the rollback logic is being applied here...
    given(session.getTransacted()).willReturn(false);
    Connection connection = mock(Connection.class);
    // session gets created in order to register MessageListener...
    given(connection.createSession(this.container.isSessionTransacted(), this.container.getSessionAcknowledgeMode())).willReturn(session);
    // and the connection is start()ed after the listener is registered...
    ConnectionFactory connectionFactory = mock(ConnectionFactory.class);
    given(connectionFactory.createConnection()).willReturn(connection);
    this.container.setConnectionFactory(connectionFactory);
    this.container.setDestinationName(DESTINATION_NAME);
    this.container.setMessageListener((MessageListener) message -> {
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
    });
    this.container.afterPropertiesSet();
    this.container.start();
    // manually trigger an Exception with the above bad MessageListener...
    final Message message = mock(Message.class);
    // a Throwable from a MessageListener MUST simply be swallowed...
    messageConsumer.sendMessage(message);
    verify(connection).setExceptionListener(this.container);
    verify(connection).start();
}