Examples with Message javax.jms.Message used on opensource projects

Example 76 with Message

use of javax.jms.Message in project spring-framework by spring-projects.

the class JmsListenerContainerFactoryIntegrationTests method parameterAnnotationWithJdkProxy.

@Test
public void parameterAnnotationWithJdkProxy() throws JMSException {
    ProxyFactory pf = new ProxyFactory(sample);
    listener = (JmsEndpointSampleInterface) pf.getProxy();
    containerFactory.setMessageConverter(new UpperCaseMessageConverter());
    MethodJmsListenerEndpoint endpoint = createDefaultMethodJmsEndpoint(JmsEndpointSampleInterface.class, "handleIt", String.class, String.class);
    Message message = new StubTextMessage("foo-bar");
    message.setStringProperty("my-header", "my-value");
    invokeListener(endpoint, message);
    assertListenerMethodInvocation("handleIt");
}

Example 77 with Message

use of javax.jms.Message in project spring-framework by spring-projects.

the class JmsListenerContainerFactoryIntegrationTests method parameterAnnotationWithCglibProxy.

@Test
public void parameterAnnotationWithCglibProxy() throws JMSException {
    ProxyFactory pf = new ProxyFactory(sample);
    pf.setProxyTargetClass(true);
    listener = (JmsEndpointSampleBean) pf.getProxy();
    containerFactory.setMessageConverter(new UpperCaseMessageConverter());
    MethodJmsListenerEndpoint endpoint = createDefaultMethodJmsEndpoint(JmsEndpointSampleBean.class, "handleIt", String.class, String.class);
    Message message = new StubTextMessage("foo-bar");
    message.setStringProperty("my-header", "my-value");
    invokeListener(endpoint, message);
    assertListenerMethodInvocation("handleIt");
}

Example 78 with Message

use of javax.jms.Message 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(new MessageListener() {

        @Override
        public void onMessage(Message 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 79 with Message

use of javax.jms.Message in project spring-framework by spring-projects.

the class SimpleMessageListenerContainerTests method testCorrectSessionExposedForSessionAwareMessageListenerInvocation.

@Test
public void testCorrectSessionExposedForSessionAwareMessageListenerInvocation() throws Exception {
    final SimpleMessageConsumer messageConsumer = new SimpleMessageConsumer();
    final 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);
    given(session.getAcknowledgeMode()).willReturn(Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
    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...
    final ConnectionFactory connectionFactory = mock(ConnectionFactory.class);
    given(connectionFactory.createConnection()).willReturn(connection);
    final Set<String> failure = new HashSet<>(1);
    this.container.setConnectionFactory(connectionFactory);
    this.container.setDestinationName(DESTINATION_NAME);
    this.container.setMessageListener(new SessionAwareMessageListener<Message>() {

        @Override
        public void onMessage(Message message, Session sess) {
            try {
                // Check correct Session passed into SessionAwareMessageListener.
                assertSame(sess, session);
            } catch (Throwable ex) {
                failure.add("MessageListener execution failed: " + ex);
            }
        }
    });
    this.container.afterPropertiesSet();
    this.container.start();
    final Message message = mock(Message.class);
    messageConsumer.sendMessage(message);
    if (!failure.isEmpty()) {
        fail(failure.iterator().next().toString());
    }
    verify(connection).setExceptionListener(this.container);
    verify(connection).start();
}

Example 80 with Message

use of javax.jms.Message in project spring-framework by spring-projects.

the class SimpleMessageListenerContainerTests method testRegisteredExceptionListenerIsInvokedOnException.

@Test
public void testRegisteredExceptionListenerIsInvokedOnException() 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);
    final JMSException theException = new JMSException(EXCEPTION_MESSAGE);
    this.container.setConnectionFactory(connectionFactory);
    this.container.setDestinationName(DESTINATION_NAME);
    this.container.setMessageListener(new SessionAwareMessageListener<Message>() {

        @Override
        public void onMessage(Message message, Session session) throws JMSException {
            throw theException;
        }
    });
    ExceptionListener exceptionListener = mock(ExceptionListener.class);
    this.container.setExceptionListener(exceptionListener);
    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();
    verify(exceptionListener).onException(theException);
}