Add base java samples #316
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best to have a common method - in base class - to handle the displaying of exceptions, so can show nested exceptions.
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Can you please elaborate a bit more on this?
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The basic pattern for each sample needs to be
Construct - create connection, determination configuration
Action - repeat as many times as needed
Close - close the connection.
The patterns use multiple entries in the env.json, in the producer to create a connection string. The underlying MQ code then makes the connection to an available endpoint.
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This is going to send a message to every queue manager / queue listed as an endpoint. If the env.json file contains multiple endpoints. Then for put - the code should build a connection string. For get - it drains from each entrypoint.
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The construct in the mains should be
construct - creates the connection
action - put / get / pub / sub etc
close - closes the connection
to emphasise that the connection create / close is time consuming and should be performed once for multiple actions.
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This will send a request to each endpoint listed. - should be using the entries to construct a connection string.
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