Advanced Queuing - Oracle

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basic, 7-3
basic, one producer, one consumer, 7-3
RAW queues, 17-9
Real Application Clusters. See Oracle Real
Application Clusters, 1-10
receiving messages, 12-66
recipient, 1-23, 7-7
list, 2-4, 8-36, 12-50
local and remote, 1-18, 8-64
multiple, 8-63
register request
server response, 17-31
registered non-Oracle queues
altering, 18-19
example, 18-20
monitoring, 18-20
registering
AQ Agent, 17-52
AQ queues, 18-20
JDBC connection parameters through
LDAP, 13-8
JDBC URL through LDAP, 13-11
non-Oracle queues, 18-18
through the database, JDBC connection
parameters, 13-4
through the database, JDBC URL, 13-6
registration
client request for, 17-7
to a queue, 2-5
registration for notification vs. listener, 6-3
removing
messaging gateway links, 18-18
resetting
propagation jobs, 18-22
restarting
propagation jobs, 18-22
retention, 2-9
retention and message history, 1-9, 8-27, 12-18
retries with delays, 1-19
retry
delay interval, 8-77
revoking
system privileges, 13-40
revoking roles and privileges, A-67
role
revoking, A-67
user, 4-2
rollback a transaction, 17-26
rollback response, 17-32
rule, 1-24
selecting subscriber, 10-31
rule-based subscriber, 1-17
example, 9-61
rule-based subscription, 8-86
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schedules
altering, 18-22
creating, 18-21
scheduling
propagation, 1-20, 12-88, 13-57
schema
AQ XML, 17-33
IDAP, 17-35
SOAP, 17-33
security, 4-2, 4-3
selection rules, 18-23
sender identification, 1-17
sequence_deviation, 2-9
servlet
AQ XML, 17-48, 17-54
queue table
creating, 9-12
setting up
Messaging Gateway, 18-6
shutdown, 18-14
SMTP, 1-12, 17-55
operations over the Internet, 17-2
SOAP, 17-33
body, 17-4
envelope, 17-4
headers, 17-4
message structure, 17-4
method invocation, 17-5
SOAP schema, 17-33
specifying
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