Advanced Queuing - Oracle

Use Case Model: Operational Interface — Basic Operations
Use Case Model: Operational Interface — Basic Operations
Table 14–1 Use Case Model: Operational Interface — Basic Operations
Use Case
Creating a Queue Connection with Username/Password on page 14-3
Creating a Queue Connection with an Open JDBC Connection on page 14-4
Creating a Queue Connection with Default Connection Factory Parameters on page 14-6
Creating a Queue Connection with an Open OracleOCIConnection Pool on page 14-7
Creating a Queue Session on page 14-9
Creating a Queue Sender on page 14-10
Sending a Message Using a Queue Sender with Default Send Options on page 14-11
Sending Messages Using a Queue Sender by Specifying Send Options on page 14-13
Creating a Queue Browser for Queues with Text, Stream, Objects, Bytes or Map Messages on page 14-15
Creating a Queue Browser for Queues with Text, Stream, Objects, Bytes, Map Messages, Locking Messages on
page 14-17
Creating a Queue Browser for Queues of Oracle Object Type (ADT) Messages on page 14-19
Creating a Queue Browser for Queues of Oracle Object Type (ADT) Messages, Locking Messages While
Browsing on page 14-21
Browsing Messages Using a Queue Browser on page 14-23
Creating a Queue Receiver for Queues of Standard JMS Type Messages on page 14-25
Creating a Queue Receiver for Queues of Oracle Object Type (ADT) Messages on page 14-27
Creating a Queue Connection with an Open OracleOCIConnection Pool on page 14-29
14-2 Oracle9i Application Developer’s Guide - Advanced Queuing