Hi,

If I run a simple test to push some messages to a queue and then execute various operations on them, it is often difficult to tell if the "Execute" command has been accepted.

For example, if I browse a queue with 10000 messages on it, I can count to 21 before it ever comes back. The "Execute" button remains green and I can click it again repeatedly. Unless I know to have some patience there's really no indication that the command was executed at all.

In cases where we are moving or copying messages from one queue to another this gets complicated as hitting the "execute button" multiple times may try to move the same message multiple times and as a result generate a duplicate. [1] This is the correct behavior but if you are moving piles of messages, you could unknowingly and easily fill up your DLQ which can be problematic.

Is there some way to improve the feedback mechanism when we press "execute" so that it is more obvious something is happening?

[1] java.lang.Throwable: duplicate paged in from cursor for queue://TEST.FOO2