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close(rs);
close(st);
close(con);
}
return originVector;
}
13.4.6 Creating messages
The Ticketing application creates messages for the message queue once a ticket
has been purchased. The TicketingServlet invokes the TicketingService’s
submitOrder() method, passing it the information from the ticket purchase. First
the ticket purchase is recorded (by the TicketingDatabase’s storeTicketOrder()
method) in the ticket table and then a message is created. Example 13-5 shows
the code for the submitOrder() method in the TicketingServiceImpl class.
Example 13-5 TicketServiceImpl submitOrder() ...
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