README

This repository holds the samples for JMS 2.0 implementation for Azure Service Bus - Premium tier

Before you begin

• Download the Java IDE of choice - Eclipse or IntelliJ.

• Clone the repository - This repository contains a Maven project that can be easily imported into the IDE. Follow this guide for quick steps.

• Add Configuration - Add Service Bus Connection string to the Constants.java class.

  public static final String SERVICE_BUS_CONNECTION_STRING = "<YOUR_SERVICEBUS_CONNECTION_STRING>";

• Select each individual sample, and run as a Java Application.

![Run Java Application](media/Run_Java_app.jpg)

Samples

Below is a quick summary of which samples included and what they are currently testing.

Queue - Send and Receive

• Queue is created (if it doesn't exist).
• 10 messages are sent.
• 10 messages are received.

Queue - Send and Receive messages upto 10 MB

• Queue is created (if it doesn't exist).
• 10 messages of 10 MB each are sent.
• 10 messages of 10 MB each are received.

Queue - Send and Receive messages with message selectors

• Queue is created (if it doesn't exist).
• 10 messages are sent - each with a custom property and a JMSCorrelation ID set.
• A consumer is created with a message selector (JMSCorrelationID='5' AND prop1='test' OR prop2='test')
• 1 message (which satisfies the selector conditions) is received.
• The remaining 9 messages can be browsed using the Service Bus Explorer.

Cross entity Transactioned Send

• Transacted session is created
• 2 producers are created on 2 different queues.
• Message is sent to the 2nd producer through the first queue.
• The scenario is validated by receiving from both queues to ensure the message lands in the same queue.