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From: RefuX Z. <re...@ya...> - 2002-04-26 21:35:33
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I looking at the ARCH4J MessageQueueFacade JavaDoc's
example code:
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MessageQueueFacade qFacade =
MessagingProvider.getProvider().getMessageQueueFacade(false);
QueueSender sender =
qFacade.createQueueSender("exampleQueue");
qFacade.startConnection();
TextMessage message = qFacade.createTextMessage(new
StringBuffer("Hello Whirled"));
sender.send(message);
sender.close();
qFacade.close();
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and was thinking, why don't we just do the
'sender.close()' in qFacade.close() ?
I understand there could be multiple QueueSenders
within the scope of one QueueFacade instance, but
there's no reason why we couldn't track them all and
just close them all (if they're not already closed)
automagically on qFacade.close()
Thoughts?
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