TibrvTransport
Class
Declaration
abstract class com.tibco.tibrv.TibrvTransport
extends java.lang.Object
Purpose
A transport object represents a delivery mechanism for messages.
Remarks
A transport describes a carrier for messages—whether across a network, among processes on a single computer, or within a process. Transports manage network connections, and send outbound messages.
A transport also defines the delivery scope of a message—that is, the set of possible destinations for the messages it sends.
Destroying a transport object invalidates subsequent send calls on that transport, and invalidates any listeners using that transport.
Programs must explicitly destroy instances of these classes. Rendezvous software keeps internal references to these objects, so the Java garbage collector does not delete them automatically.
This abstract class is the superclass of all other transport classes. Methods defined by this class are implemented by all transport subclasses (except TibrvCmQueueTransport, for which some methods do not apply).
Intra-Process Transport
Each process has exactly one intra-process transport; the call Tibrv.open() automatically creates it, and the call Tibrv.processTransport() extracts it. Programs must not destroy the intra-process transport.
Method |
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Request reliability interval (message retention time) for a service. |
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Enable outbound batching of data from IPM, and set the batch size (in bytes). |
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Inherited Methods |
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Descendants
See Also
Transport on page 75 in