You can browse the messages in all queues by calling the appropriate browseMessages() method.
The following .NET example uses the QAManager.BrowseMessages() method to browse all queues:
QAMessage msg; IEnumerator msgs = mgr.BrowseMessages(); while( msgs.MoveNext() ) { msg = (QAMessage)msgs.Current; // Process message. } |
The following C++ example uses the QAManager browseMessages function to browse all queues:
QAMessage *msg; qa_browse_handle bh = mgr->browseMessages(); for (;;) { msg = mgr->browseNextMessage( bh ); if( msg == qa_null ) { break; } // Process message. mgr->browseClose( bh ); } |
The following Java example uses the QAManager.browseMessages method to browse all queues:
QAMessage msg; java.util.Enumeration msgs = mgr.browseMessages(); while( msgs.hasMoreElements() ) { msg = (QAMessage)msgs.nextElement(); // Process message. } |
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