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org.springframework.jms.listener.serversession
Interface ListenerSessionManager

All Known Implementing Classes:: ServerSessionMessageListenerContainer, ServerSessionMessageListenerContainer102

public interface ListenerSessionManager

SPI interface for creating and executing JMS Sessions, pre-populated with a specific MessageListener. Implemented by ServerSessionMessageListenerContainer, accessed by ServerSessionFactory implementations.

Effectively, an instance that implements this interface represents a message listener container for a specific listener and destination.

Since:: 2.0
Author:: Juergen Hoeller
See Also:: ServerSessionFactory, ServerSessionMessageListenerContainer

Method Summary

Session createListenerSession()
Create a new JMS Session, pre-populated with this manager's MessageListener.

void executeListenerSession(Session session)
Execute the given JMS Session, triggering its MessageListener with pre-loaded messages.

Method Summary
`Session`	`createListenerSession()` Create a new JMS Session, pre-populated with this manager's MessageListener.
`void`	`executeListenerSession(Session session)` Execute the given JMS Session, triggering its MessageListener with pre-loaded messages.

Method Detail

createListenerSession

Session createListenerSession()
                              throws JMSException

Create a new JMS Session, pre-populated with this manager's MessageListener.

Returns:: the new JMS Session
Throws:: JMSException - if Session creation failed
See Also:: Session.setMessageListener(javax.jms.MessageListener)

executeListenerSession

void executeListenerSession(Session session)

Execute the given JMS Session, triggering its MessageListener with pre-loaded messages.

Parameters:: session - the JMS Session to invoke
See Also:: Session.run()