This guide will show you how to code for common scenarios using the Azure Queue Storage service. The samples are written in Java and use the Azure Storage SDK for Java. Scenarios include inserting, peeking, get
This video will show you how to perform common scenarios using the Windows Azure Queue storage service. The samples are written in Java and use the Windows Azure SDK for Java. The scenarios covered include inserting, peeking, getting, and deleting queue messages, as well as creating and deletin...
Part I, Introduction to Message Queue Administration Chapter 1, Administrative Tasks and Tools Introduces Message Queue administrative tasks and tools. Chapter 2, Quick-Start Tutorial Provides a hands-on tutorial to acquaint you with the Message Queue Administration Console. ...
In examining queuing techniques in Java, Mike presents one approach to multithreading he has implemented, and examines the differences between centralized- and distributed-queuing models. Additional resources include jqa108.txt (listings) and jqa108.zip (source code).Criscolo...
How This Book Is Organized This guide is designed to be read from beginning to end. The following table briefly describes the contents of each chapter.
The framework further notes that ”cyber threats to UK CNI represent an area of particular concern for the government, and consequently the cybersecurity and resilience of the thirteen CNI sectors is a high priority for the NCSC.” One of the examples is the civil nuclear sector, which has ...
Regarding your own logic to get next task, I will suggest you to research more on PriorityBlockingQueue concept. You can add a comparator to priority queue and it will re-arrange (theoretically i suppose, not tested myself) the runnables in queue and whenever executor ask for new task, qu...
My first thought was to have the application use an invalid queue name. This would cause the application to receive Reason Code ‘2085’ (Unknown Object Name). The only problem is that the application needs to continue running rather than error exit. ...
To make things more interesting,go buildalso offers a special cross-compilation mode if you want to compile a mix of Go code that uses functions implemented in C, C++, or even Fortran! This is possible if you enable a mode calledcgo, which uses a mix of C (or C++) compiler and Go ...
Where the PATH_TO_GC_LOG_FILE is the location of the garbage collector log file. For example: java -XX:+PrintGCDetails -Xloggc:/var/log/myapp/gc.log -jar my_awesome_app.jar In some cases, you can also see that the -XX:+PrintGCTimeStamps is included. However, it’s redundant here...