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[xmlblaster] What happened to the "receive" method?

To: xmlblaster at server.xmlBlaster.org
Subject: [xmlblaster] What happened to the "receive" method?
From: chris lau <ckl_88 at yahoo.ca>
Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2006 20:37:12 -0400 (EDT)
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Hi,

I was just looking through the Java Client API and tried to use the method "receive" located at:
org.xmlBlaster.Client.I_XmlBlasterAccess

Does this method not exist anymore?

I was trying to write a simple java program that connects to xmlBlaster and then waits
synchronously for any messages that arrive. All of the examples that I looked at uses I_CallBack
(which is asynchronous) or just does a "Get" and then exits right after the messages are returned.
I wanted to use the receive method because it had a parameter called timeout that if set to
anything negative would block until a message arrives in the queue. Can I do this with the Get
method?

Thanks.

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