Advanced Queuing - Oracle

Structured Payloads
General Features of Advanced Queuing
schema => 'OE', name => 'OE2WS',
attribute_number => 1,
transformation => 'source.user_data.payment_method');
execute dbms_transform.modify_transformation(
schema => 'OE', name => 'OE2WS',
attribute_number => 1,
transformation => 'source.user_data.orderitemlist_vartyp');
execute dbms_transform.modify_transformation(
schema => 'OE', name => 'OE2WS',
attribute_number => 1,
transformation => 'source.user_data.ccnumber');
execute dbms_transform.modify_transformation(
schema => 'OE', name => 'OE2WS',
attribute_number => 1,
transformation => 'source.user_data.order_date');
Visual Basic (OO4O): Example Code
No example is provided with this release.
Java (JDBC): Example Code
No example is provided with this release.
With Oracle AQ, you can use object types to structure and manage the payload of
messages. The object-relational capabilities of Oracle provide a rich set of data types
that range from traditional relational data types to user-defined types.
Using strongly typed content, that is, content whose format is defined by an Oracle
object type system, makes the following features available:
Content-based routing: Advanced Queuing can examine the content and
automatically route messages to another queue based on content.
Content-based subscription: a publish and subscribe system can be built on top
of a messaging system so that you can create subscriptions based on content.
XML: Use the flexibility and extensibility of XML with AQ messages. XMLType
has additional operators to simplify the use of XML data. The operators include
XMLType.existsNode( ) and XMLType.extract( ).
A Sample Application Using AQ 8-11