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A QueueBrowser no longer checks expiry on messages to prevent a browser from hanging in between the hasMoreElements check and actually getting a message. This means that if messages were in the queue when the browser started it will receive messages even if they are now expired. Even though the browser will get the expired message, the broker will still expire it to prevent future access to it. Thanks to Henno Vermeulen for providing a test case.
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A QueueBrowser no longer checks expiry on messages to prevent a
browser from hanging in between the hasMoreElements check and actually
getting a message. This means that if messages were in the queue when
the browser started it will receive messages even if they are now
expired. Even though the browser will get the expired message, the
broker will still expire it to prevent future access to it.