Package org.hornetq.core.paging

Examples of org.hornetq.core.paging.PagingStore.start()


                                                  PagingStoreImplTest.destinationTestName,
                                                  addressSettings,
                                                  getExecutorFactory().getExecutor(),
                                                  true);

      storeImpl.start();

      // this is not supposed to throw an exception.
      // As you could have start being called twice as Stores are dynamically
      // created, on a multi-thread environment
      storeImpl.start();
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      storeImpl.start();

      // this is not supposed to throw an exception.
      // As you could have start being called twice as Stores are dynamically
      // created, on a multi-thread environment
      storeImpl.start();

      storeImpl.stop();

   }
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                                                  PagingStoreImplTest.destinationTestName,
                                                  addressSettings,
                                                  getExecutorFactory().getExecutor(),
                                                  true);

      storeImpl.start();

      // this is not supposed to throw an exception.
      // As you could have start being called twice as Stores are dynamically
      // created, on a multi-thread environment
      storeImpl.start();
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      storeImpl.start();

      // this is not supposed to throw an exception.
      // As you could have start being called twice as Stores are dynamically
      // created, on a multi-thread environment
      storeImpl.start();

      storeImpl.stop();

   }
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                                                  PagingStoreImplTest.destinationTestName,
                                                  addressSettings,
                                                  getExecutorFactory().getExecutor(),
                                                  true);

      storeImpl.start();

      // this is not supposed to throw an exception.
      // As you could have start being called twice as Stores are dynamically
      // created, on a multi-thread environment
      storeImpl.start();
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      storeImpl.start();

      // this is not supposed to throw an exception.
      // As you could have start being called twice as Stores are dynamically
      // created, on a multi-thread environment
      storeImpl.start();

      storeImpl.stop();

   }
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      if (store == null)
      {
         store = newStore(storeName);

         store.start();

         stores.put(storeName, store);
      }

      return store;
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                                                  PagingStoreImplTest.destinationTestName,
                                                  addressSettings,
                                                  executor,
                                                  true);

      storeImpl.start();

      // this is not supposed to throw an exception.
      // As you could have start being called twice as Stores are dynamically
      // created, on a multi-thread environment
      storeImpl.start();
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      storeImpl.start();

      // this is not supposed to throw an exception.
      // As you could have start being called twice as Stores are dynamically
      // created, on a multi-thread environment
      storeImpl.start();

      storeImpl.stop();

   }
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      try {
         PagingStore store = stores.get(address);
         if (store == null)
         {
            store = pagingStoreFactory.newStore(address, addressSettingsRepository.getMatch(address.toString()));
            store.start();
            if (!cleanupEnabled)
            {
               store.disableCleanup();
            }
            stores.put(address, store);
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