This app is a toy example for implementing Micronaut JMS. It also serves as the primary integration test platform for changes made to the Micronaut JMS project

1. A copy of the source code (via git clone)
2. Docker and docker-compose

Then run

./gradlew build && docker-compose up

(this command will build the JAR and start the PostgreSQL database and ActiveMQ broker with the required configuration)

then

curl -X POST "http://localhost:8080/messages/string" -H  "accept: text/plain" -H  "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{\"message\":\"test\"}"

or navigate to the Swagger UI at http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui

This endpoint will return a UUID which you can use to track the message's progress through the message broker.

The POST endpoints at /messages/* allow you to send a message to a message queue with a variety of inputs - currently as a Map, as a String, as an Object, or as a byte[]

The destination of this message is configurable in the application.yml under the property example.jms.destination

The MessageListener is defined to listen to the example.jms.destination and persist the receipt of this message to a PostgreSQL database. If the X-Max-Depth and X-Current-Depth headers are set on the message then message receipt will also trigger further messages to the queue. The number of messages produced at each level of recursion is defined by the example.jms.batch-size property in the application.yml.

If you have the UUID for a particular message then you can retrieve it from the GET /messages/{id} endpoint.

When you initiate a recursive message test then you can retrieve the results in a JSON blob using the GET /test/{id} where the id corresponds to the first message ID found in the response.