To stop:
DefaultMessageListenerContainer#stop
DefaultMessageListenerContainer#shutdown
To restart:
DefaultMessageListenerContainer#initialize
On Aug 28, 2012, at 4:18 PM, jpcook01 wrote:
> Hmmm,
>
> Thinking about this, if I shut the DefaultMessageListenerContainer do
Hmmm,
Thinking about this, if I shut the DefaultMessageListenerContainer down in
the MessageListener then messages will remain the broker and the code to
start the listener again will never get invoked?
Any other suggestions on this? I don't understand why there isn't some
obvious solution to thi
Thanks, the only problem with the onPause flag option is that when I pause my
message listener I want messages to stay on the broker. By the time the code
runs in the message listener the message will have been downloaded from the
broker particularly as this method is asynchronous.
Will have a
Hmm, actually, if you do setMessageListener(null) on
the DefaultMessageListenerContainer, it will throw an
IllegalArgumentException in checkMessageListener(), so, that shouldn't work.
The stop(), start(), isRunning() methods do seem like a good option to
pause the listener via spring. The other wa
