You can poll to get messages periodically using the QUEUE service's GET
request so I do not understand your reasoning.
Better yet, using the QUEUE service's GET WAIT request, you don't have to
"poll" to see if there are any messages on the queue as it will return
when there are messages on the
Some more info:
If the info I found is right, in a multithreaded Java application all instances
of PythonInterpreter
share the same sys object. So what I observed is normal behavior.
But it also means, all STAX jobs share the same sys object. This said, probably
using “reload(sys)”
while other
To "get" messages off a queue you should be using the QUEUE service's GET
request.
If the queue is empty and you did not specify the WAIT option on your
QUEUE GET request, it returns STAF RC 29 (No Queue Element) which is
defined as follows:
C:\>STAF local HELP ERROR 29
Response
Desc
To get messages off a queue, you should use the QUEUE service's GET
request (with the ALL option if you want to get all messages off the
queue), not the LIST and DELETE requests. Note that between the time you
submit a QUEUE LIST request and a QUEUE DELETE request, additional
messages may have
See the description of the QUEUE service's QUEUE request in section
"8.13.2 QUEUE" in the STAF User's Guide at
http://staf.sourceforge.net/current/STAFUG.htm#HDRQUEUESRV. It also
provides an example of using the TYPE option.
STAF local QUEUE QUEUE NAME "MyApplication" TYPE "info" MESSAGE "START
Hello,
I wanted to change the type of message that I am putting in the Queue
using the Queue Service' Queue request.
Staf local QUEUE QUEUE MESSAGE START NAME MyApplication
This message is delivered as type none by default. How can I change
this? To say Type Info.
Thanks,
Ha
