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6 Messaging::Message::Queue::DQN - abstraction of a
7 Directory::Queue::Normal message queue
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10 use Messaging::Message;
11 use Messaging::Message::Queue::DQN;
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13 # create a message queue
14 $mq = Messaging::Message::Queue::DQN->new(path => "/some/where");
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16 # add a message to the queue
17 $msg = Messaging::Message->new(body => "hello world");
18 printf("msg added as %s\n", $mq->add_message($msg));
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20 # browse the queue
21 for ($name = $mq->first(); $name; $name = $mq->next()) {
22 next unless $mq->lock($name);
23 $msg = $mq->get_message($name);
24 # one could use $mq->unlock($name) to only browse the queue...
25 $mq->remove($name);
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29 This module provides an abstraction of a message queue. It derives from
30 the Directory::Queue::Normal module that provides a generic directory
31 based queue.
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33 It uses the following Directory::Queue::Normal schema to store a
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42 The message header is therefore stored as a table and the message body
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46 In addition to the methods inherited from Directory::Queue::Normal, the
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51 the OPTIONS are the ones for Directory::Queue::Normal->new()
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53 add_message(MESSAGE)
54 add the given message (a Messaging::Message object) to the queue
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58 get the message from the given element (which must be locked) and
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62 Directory::Queue::Normal, Messaging::Message,
63 Messaging::Message::Queue.
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66 Lionel Cons <http://cern.ch/lionel.cons>
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68 Copyright (C) CERN 2011-2021
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