Selectors can be implemented by simply changing
org.apache.activemq.web.WebClient.java the getConsumer(Destination
destination, boolean create) method. Change:
consumer = getSession().createConsumer(destination);
to:
String selector = "someJMSHeader = someSQL92Selector";
consumer = getSession().createConsumer(destination,selector);
what i'm doing is sending the value of someSQL92Selector as an attribute in
the session so that every client uses its own selector.
Hope this helps others :)
Regards,
toxicafunk wrote:
>
> I'm also interested on this subject. Looking at activemq-web-4.1.1.jar, i
> found the QueueBrowseServlet:
>
> Renders the contents of a queue using some kind of view. The URI is
> assumed to be the queue. The following parameters can be used:
>
> * view - specifies the type of the view such as simple, xml, rss
> * selector - specifies the SQL 92 selector to apply to the queue
>
> However there seems to be no direct relation between QueueBrowseServlet
> and AjaxServlet so i think one needs to set it on the web.xml and invoke
> it separately.
>
> It doesn't seem to be difficult to implement this behavior inside the
> AjaxServlet but i would like to know if this has already been done for 5.0
> or if i'm missing something. If not then I'm more than willing to work on
> this so others can use it too.
>
> thx!
>
>
> didyeah971 wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>> I was wondering if it was possible to use JMS Selector or queue Browsing
>> with the Ajax connector.
>> It would be great if i could retrieve the messages and let them in the
>> queue anyway.
>> Thx for help,
>> Did
>>
>
>
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