Field | Description |
JMS URI | A connection alias for connecting to the JMS provider (for example, an Integration Server alias or a JNDI URL). For example, a JNDI URL of the form: jms:queue:dynamicQueues/MyRequestQueue? wm-wsendpointalias=MediatorConsumer &targetService=vs-jms-in-echo Note that the wm-wsendpointalias parameter is required for Integration Server/Mediator to look up the JMS consumer alias to send the request to the specified queue (for example, MyRequestQueue), which is a dynamic queue in ActiveMQ. Also, the targetService parameter is required if sending to another Virtual Service that uses JMS as the entry protocol. |
Priority | Optional. A numeric value that specifies the priority of the JMS message in the queue. |
Reply to Destination | Optional. A queue name for the incoming JMS request. |
Time to Live | Optional. A numeric value (in milliseconds) that specifies the lifespan of the JMS message. |
Delivery Mode | Optional. The type of message delivery to the endpoint.  None (default).Persistent: The message is stored by the JMS server before delivering it to the consumer.Non-Persistent: The message is not stored before delivery. |
Message Properties | The message properties to use. Use Existing (default): Use existing properties.Customize: Specify one or more property names and values. To add additional rows, use the plus button. |
JMS Headers | The JMS headers that you want to use to authenticate the requests. Use Existing (default): Use existing headers.Customize: Specify one or more header names and values. To add additional rows, use the plus button. |
