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Setting Up AQ Privileges
In the following code you are giving both administrator and user roles to the fusiondev user grant aq_administrator_role and aq_user_role to fusiondev.
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Create Queue
In the following code you are creating a Queue Table called "ORDER_QUEUE" and it's tied to ORDER_QUEUE_TBL which you creaated above. DBMS_AQADM.C REATE_QUEUE ( queue_name => 'FUSIONDEV.ORDER_QUEUE', queue_table => 'fusiondev.ORDER_QUEUE_TBL' ); END;
Starting Queue
Here you are starting the queue and ready to be consumed. BEGIN DBMS_AQADM.START_QUEUE('fusiondev.ORDER_QUEUE'); END; Now your AQ is Ready to be published/consumed
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Stopping Queue
Here you are Stopping the queue and ready to be consumed. BEGIN DBMS_AQADM.STOP_QUEUE('fusiondev.ORDER_QUEUE'); END;
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BPEL Process - PublishAQOnDemand
This process creates a message and publishes it to AQ. This message is consumed by two recepients identified as C onsumeAQMessage1 & C onsumeAQMessage2. Download Link
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Now that you have the processes spoon fed to you.. Now create a bpel process consume the message. While defined the adapter in the BPEL Process Designer set the consumer name to "MyAQLearningProcess" and deploy.
Step 2
Then go to BPEL C onsole and click on the Process "PublishAQOnDemand" go to the Descriptor Page you will see something like below.
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Now Add your "MyAQLearningProcess" to the end of the recepientList and click on update descriptor button. So it should look like C onsumeAQMessage1, C onsumeAQMessage2, MyAQLearningProcess
Step 4
Then when you execute "PublishAQOnDemand" Process you will see 3 new instances created. posted by kalyan bitra at 12:33 pm labels: aq, database
1 comment:
george said...
Hi Kalyan, good one. As same can you please give basic steps to create a jms queue. thank you. Regards, Liang Friday, September 18, 2009 at 2:06:00 AM C DT Post a C omment Newer Post Home Older Post
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