List of Messages in process of being delivered (for which this peer didn't get an
acknowledgment) or partially rejected/cancelled by some peers from the view in which it was
sent.
Interceptor - useful in debugging to determine when concurrent access to objects is occurring
Not to be used in normal usage
This interceptor is PER_INSTANCE.
Get array of XA transactions in prepared state-
This would be used by the transaction manager in recovery or by a tool to apply
heuristic decisions to commit or rollback particular transactions
Redelivery occurs in two situations:
1) When session.recover() is called (JMS1.1 4.4.11)
"A session's recover method is used to stop a session and restart it with its first
unacknowledged message.
If the client buffer has previously become full because the server was sending at a faster rate than the
client could consume, then the server will stop sending messages.
A Replicator is a distributed receiver that replicates synchronously or asynchronously a message
to multiple receivers living in different address spaces.
A Replicator is a distributed receiver that replicates synchronously or asynchronously a message
to multiple receivers living in different address spaces.
A RotatingPool
This class makes sure requests on the same key always get the same value, and
values for a specific key are obtained from a fixed size array of instances in
a rotating fashion
Context.rebind() requires that all intermediate contexts and the target context (that named by
all but terminal atomic component of the name) must already exist, otherwise
NameNotFoundException is thrown.
Synchronously invokes the RpcServerCall on all server delegates registered under the
RPCServerCall's current category, across all RpcServers of the group.
Actually remove the consumer and clear up any deliveries it may have
This is called by the session on session.close()
We can get rid of this when we store the deliveries on the session
Reset the internal state of the browser endpoint so the following
nextMessage()/hasNextMessage()/nextMessageBlock() invocations would reflect the state of the
queue at the moment of the reset.