Assertion: queue's message | /r/HasProperty | processed
Facets:
value: successfully
type: MANNER
value: correctly
type: MANNER
value: least once
type: TEMPORAL
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: actively
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: This process is often called At Least Once processing; that is, each message is processed at least once.
text: Your code calls DeleteMessage right after the message has been processed.
text: Your code calls DeleteMessage right after the message has been processed.
text: Another application, called a consumer, connects to the queue and gets the messages to be processed.
text: If one process in a decoupled system fails to process messages from the queue, other messages can still be added to the queue and be processed when the system has recovered.
text: Eternal clients or internal programs that are not ready to receive messages that have been processed.
text: Ready: The message is waiting in the queue, and is ready to be processed.
text: Messages in the Submission queue are either waiting to be processed, or are actively being processed.
text: Messages in the Submission queue are either waiting to be processed, or are actively being processed.
text: Your code calls delete_message right after the message has been processed.
text: Sometimes, messages can’t be processed because of a variety of possible issues, such as erroneous conditions within the producer or consumer application or an unexpected state change that causes an issue with your application code.
text: A dead-letter queue lets you set aside and isolate messages that can’t be processed correctly to determine why their processing didn’t succeed.
text: This ensures continuous processing of messages, which minimizes the chances of your queue being blocked by messages that can’t be processed.
text: Thus, although the consumer can continue to retrieve ordered messages from another message group, the first message group remains unavailable until the message blocking the queue is processed successfully.
text: Do use dead-letter queues to decrease the number of messages and to reduce the possibility of exposing your system to poison-pill messages (messages that can be received but can’t be processed).
text: Other applications, called consumers, connect to the queue and subscribe to the messages to be processed.
text: A JMS queue guarantees that each message is processed only once.
text: First of all, Kafka has reliable and proven clustering and data replication mechanisms; if you want to make sure your data is safe, and that each message is processed at-least-once - even in case of loosing a number of servers - Kafka should be a good candidate as a base for your message processing system.
text: When the marker is sent and offset committed, the message can be processed When (and if) the processing ends successfully, we send an end marker to the markers topic, which again contains the offset of the message.
text: It maintains a set of messages which haven’t yet been processed.
text: After messages are processed, each should be acknowledged using the processed() method.
text: After messages are processed, each should be acknowledged using the method.