Package de.otto.synapse.endpoint.receiver

Interface MessageQueueReceiverEndpoint

All Superinterfaces:

MessageEndpoint, MessageReceiverEndpoint

All Known Implementing Classes:

DelegateMessageQueueReceiverEndpoint

public interface MessageQueueReceiverEndpoint
extends MessageReceiverEndpoint

Receiver-side MessageEndpoint endpoint of a Message Channel with Queue or FIFO semantics.

MessageQueueReceiverEndpoints are Message Endpoints for Point-to-Point Channels:

See Also:

EIP: Message Endpoint, EIP: Point-to-Point Channel

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture<java.lang.Void>	consume()	Takes zero or more messages from the channel, calls MessageEndpoint.intercept(TextMessage) for every message, and notifies the registered consumers with the intercepted message, or drops the message, if intercept returns null.
void	stop()	Stops consumption of messages and shuts down the MessageQueueReceiverEndpoint.

Methods inherited from interface de.otto.synapse.endpoint.MessageEndpoint

getChannelName, getEndpointType, getInterceptorChain, intercept

Methods inherited from interface de.otto.synapse.endpoint.receiver.MessageReceiverEndpoint

getMessageDispatcher, register

Method Details

consume

java.util.concurrent.CompletableFuture<java.lang.Void> consume()

Takes zero or more messages from the channel, calls MessageEndpoint.intercept(TextMessage) for every message, and notifies the registered consumers with the intercepted message, or drops the message, if intercept returns null.

Consumption starts with the earliest available and not-yet-consumed message and finishes when either the stopCondition is met, or the application is shutting down.

The registered consumers are used as a callback for consumed messages. A MessageDispatcher can be used as a consumer, if multiple consumers, or consumers with message payloads other than String are required.

Returns:

completable future that can be used to wait until the endpoint has stopped message consumption.

stop

void stop()

Stops consumption of messages and shuts down the MessageQueueReceiverEndpoint.