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.