Grouper has a built in messaging system which is not as robust as a messaging middleware product such as ActiveMQ or RabbitMQ.
A message is just a record in a database table which has a timestamp (which determines the ordering), and other fields.
A sender can send to a queue or a topic. A queue has a receiver pulling messages. A topic will just distribute to 1 or more queues.
Receivers need to receive the message then mark it as processed when done.
Message table: grouper_message: If using the default internal messaging with Grouper, this is the table that holds the messages and state of messages
See Grouper Messaging System Developers Guide for info on how to integrate the Grouper Messaging System with another messaging system. |
grouperSession = GrouperSession.startRootSession(); GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.createQueue("abc"); GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.deleteQueue("abc"); // permissions on objects GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.allowSendToQueue("abc", SubjectTestHelper.SUBJ0); GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.allowReceiveFromQueue("abc", SubjectTestHelper.SUBJ0); GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.disallowSendToQueue("abc", SubjectTestHelper.SUBJ0); GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.disallowReceiveFromQueue("abc", SubjectTestHelper.SUBJ0); |
grouperSession = GrouperSession.startRootSession(); GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.createTopic("def"); GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.deleteTopic("def"); // permissions on objects GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.allowSendToTopic("abc", SubjectTestHelper.SUBJ0); GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.disallowSendToTopic("abc", SubjectTestHelper.SUBJ0); // topics send to queues GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.topicAddSendToQueue("def", "abc"); Collection<String> queues = GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.queuesTopicSendsTo("def"); GrouperBuiltinMessagingSystem.topicRemoveSendToQueue("def", "abc"); |
Column name | Description | Index | Foreign key |
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ID | db uuid for this row | ||
HIBERNATE_VERSION_NUMBER | incrementing number so two updates dont occur at once (optimistic locking) | ||
SENT_TIME_MICROS | microseconds since 1970 this message was sent (note this is unique for one jvm, this is probably unique across jvms, but not necessarily) | ||
GET_ATTEMPT_TIME_MILLIS | milliseconds that the message was attempted to be received. If the message is not confirmed in a certain amount of time, the state will be set back to IN_QUEUE to try again | ||
GET_ATTEMPT_COUNT | how many times this message has been attempted to be retrieved | ||
STATE | state of this message: IN_QUEUE, GET_ATTEMPTED, PROCESSED | ||
GET_TIME_MILLIS | millis since 1970 that this message was successfully received | ||
FROM_MEMBER_ID | member id of user who sent the message | foreign key to grouper_members.id | |
QUEUE_NAME | queue name for the message that it is delivered to (note, topics can send to multiple queues, which will duplicate the message) | ||
MESSAGE_BODY | message body | ||
ATTEMPT_TIME_EXPIRES_MILLIS | millis since 1970 that this attempt will expire before it is acknowledged. After it expires it will be delivered again when receive() is called |
See Also:
Grouper Messaging System Development Guide