| The fourth station for an outgoing message is a DestinationQueue. In
this implementation, the DestinationQueueFactory instantiates one
DestinationQueue per destination address and is accessible to
certain impl classes as the MTS-internal service
DestinationQueueProviderService.
The dispatching thread associated with this queue will send
dequeued messages on to the 'best' DestinationLink, handling
retries if an exception occurs.
The holdMessage method is used to queue messages
in preparation for passing them onto the next stop, a
transport-specific DestinationLink. Ordinarily this would only be
called from a Router.
The matches method is used by the
DestinationQueueFactory to avoid making more than one queue for a
given destinationAddress.
The previous station is Router. The next station is DestinationLink.
See Also: DestinationQueueFactory
See Also: SendLink
See Also: SendQueue
See Also: Router
See Also: DestinationLink
See Also: MessageWriter
See Also: MessageReader
See Also: MessageDeliverer
See Also: ReceiveLink
See Also: Javadoc contributions by George Mount. |