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Receive operations
The receive operations are defined in the interface com.apama.engine.beans.interfaces.ReceiveConsumerOperationsInterface. This interface specifies the standard operations that support receiving of events from a remote correlator using uniquely-named consumers.
For complete details about the interface's methods, overloadings, and parameters along with other information, see the Apama Javadoc available at doc\javadoc\index.html.
The methods provided by com.apama.engine.beans.interfaces.ReceiveConsumerOperationsInterface for handling uniquely-named consumers include the following:
*addConsumer()
*getConsumer
*getAllConsumers
*isAllConsumersConnected
*removeConsumer
*removeAllConsumers
Deprecated operations
As of Apama release 5.0, the receive operations defined in the interface com.apama.engine.beans.interfaces.ReceiveOperationsInterface have been deprecated. Applications should use methods defined in ReceiveConsumerOperationsInterface instead.
The deprecated receive operations are:
*getChannels()
*isReceiveEnabled()
*isReceiverConnected()
*setChannels(java.lang.String[] newChannelsValue)
*setReceiveEnabled(boolean newReceiveEnabled)
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