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Re: AQ Vs Streams

From: rjamya <rjamya_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-01-04 17:14:28
Message-id: 9177895d0601040814k62d169a2k2916a6530f7cdf15@mail.gmail.com


Since dest app is not allowed to poll (why?) the only other option I can think of is "callback procedure". The can be plsql or other types. Look in the AQ manual for details, in certain release of 920x this didn't work correctly, but I am told this works fine in 9206. Never pursued since we don't have 9206.

Raj

On 1/4/06, Subbiah, Nagarajan wrote:
>
> Thanks, All.
>
> Here is the design we are trying to implement.
>
> Source Application enqueues the message to the source queue. Source queue
> should let the destination application know that there are some data waiting
> for it and the destination application should come & dequeue the data. The
> destination application is not allowed to keep polling the source queue. Its
> a kind of triggering mechanism to the queue which should alert the
> subscribers that there are some new data. Any recommendations how to
> implement this?
>

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