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Code of the Sample Project

The DMS TCP sample project contains two examples:

DmsProducerDemo: demonstrates the message production process. DmsConsumerDemo: demonstrates the message consumption and acknowledgment processes.

Producing Messages

  1. Create and start DmsProducer. 

    DmsProducer producer = new DmsProducerImpl();
producer.start();

  2. Construct the content of the message to be sent. 

    List<DmsMessage> messages = new ArrayList<>();
final int messageNum = 10;
for (int i = 0; i < messageNum; i++)
{
    DmsMessage record = new DmsMessage();
    record.setBody(("Hello DMS syn produce: " + i).getBytes());
    messages.add(record);
}

  3. Send the message. 

    try
{
    List<DmsProduceResult> result = producer.produce(queueId, messages);
    result.forEach(r ->
    {
        System.out.println(r.getState());
    });
}
catch (Throwable t)
{
    t.printStackTrace();
}

  4. Stop message production. 

    producer.stop();

Consuming Messages

  1. Create and start a consumer instance. 

    DmsConsumer consumer = new DmsConsumerImpl();
consumer.start();

  2. Consume messages. 

    List<DmsConsumeResult> records = consumer.consume(queueId, groupId);

  3. Construct a request for acknowledging the message consumption. 

    DmsCommitRequest commitRequest = new DmsCommitRequest();
List<DmsCommitItem> messages = new ArrayList<>();

for (DmsConsumeResult record : records)
{
    System.out.println(record.getHandler());
    DmsCommitItem commitItem = new DmsCommitItem();
    //The corresponding message handler needs to be filled in during acknowledgment.
    commitItem.setHandler(record.getHandler());
    //Set the message handling status to true or false.
    commitItem.setStatus(true);
    messages.add(commitItem);
}
//Multiple messages can be acknowledged at a time.
commitRequest.setMessage(messages);

  4. Acknowledge the message consumption. 

    DmsCommitResult commitResult = consumer.commit(queueId, groupId, commitRequest);

  5. Stop message consumption. 

    consumer.stop();