Property | Description | |
Connection Alias Name | Specifies the name of the connection alias. Each connection alias contains the configuration information needed to establish a connection to a specific JMS provider. | |
Destination Name | Specify the name of the destination to, which the request message is sent. As this property supports variable framework, you can use the available variables to specify the destination name. For example, you can provide a destination name as ${request.header.var1}. The destination name used in var1 is where the Queue or Topic that is created in Universal Messaging stores the events. For details about the variables available in API Gateway, see
Variables Available in API Gateway. | |
Destination Type | Specify the destination type to which the request message is sent. | |
Reply To Name | Specify the name of the destination to, which the response message is sent. As this property supports variable framework, you can use the available variables to specify the destination name. For example, you can provide a destination name as ${request.header.dest1}. The destination name used in dest1 is the Queue or Topic that is created dynamically in Universal Messaging. For details about the variables available in API Gateway, see
Variables Available in API Gateway. | |
Reply To Type | Specifies the type of destination to which the response message is sent. Select one of the following source type: QUEUE. Indicates that the response message is sent to a particular queue. TOPIC. Indicates that the response message is sent to a particular topic. | |
Time to Live (ms) | Provide a numeric value that specifies the expiration time (in milliseconds) of the JMS or AMQP message. If the time-to-live is specified as zero, expiration is set to zero which indicates the message does not expire. The default value is 0. | |
Time to Wait (ms) | Defines the time in milliseconds for which API Gateway listens to the Reply To Queue or Topic for the response message. | |
Delivery Mode | The message delivery mode for the request message. This is the delivery mode that web service clients must specify in the JMS or AMQP message that serves as the request message for the web service. The available options are: Non-persistent. Indicates that the request message is not persistent. The message might be lost if the JMS provider fails. Persistent. Indicates that the request message should be persistent. The message is not lost if the JMS provider fails. |