MessageBuilder.createConversation(msg) .toSubject("FunSubject") .signalling() .noErrorHandling() .replyDelayed(TimeUnit.SECONDS, 5); // sends the message after 5 seconds.
In some applications, it may be necessary or desirable to delay transmission of, or continually stream data to a remote client or group of clients (or from a client to the server). In cases like this, you can utilize the replyRepeating(), replyDelayed(), sendRepeating() and sendDelayed() methods in the MessageBuilder.
Delayed TasksSending a task with a delay is straight forward. Simply utilize the appropriate method (either replyDelayed() or sendDelayed()).
MessageBuilder.createConversation(msg) .toSubject("FunSubject") .signalling() .noErrorHandling() .replyDelayed(TimeUnit.SECONDS, 5); // sends the message after 5 seconds.
or
MessageBuilder.createMessage() .toSubject("FunSubject") .signalling() .noErrorHandling() .sendDelayed(requestDispatcher, TimeUnit.SECONDS, 5); // sends the message after 5 seconds.