This table lists the methods and parameters that can be used. Parameters in bold are mandatory.
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| Quick Send opens the queue, sends a message using the JMS protocol and then closes the queue. 
 | Queue Name | Enter the queue name. | 
| Acknowledge Mode | Select one of the modes from the drop-down list to indicate the Acknowledge Mode status. | 
| Message Type | Select one of the following from the drop-down list to indicate the type of message sent: 
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| Message | Enter the text of the message being sent or create a condition to build a message. | 
| Correlation ID | Enter an ID number that is used for Send/Reply implementations. | 
| Message ID | This parameter returns the ID for the message sent. | 
| Error Code | This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs. Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select. | 
| Quick Get opens the queue, receives a message using the JMS protocol, and then closes the queue. 
 | Queue Name | Enter the queue or topic name. | 
| Acknowledge Mode | Select one of the modes from the drop-down list to indicate the Acknowledge Mode status. | 
| Message Selector | Enter a message selector string that defines which message to receive. | 
| Time Out | Enter the amount of time (in seconds) that the component will wait to receive a message before moving to the next step in the flow. If you enter 0, the component will wait indefinitely until a message is received before moving to the next step in the flow. | 
| Topic | Select one of the following from the drop-drown list to indicate whether the operation is for a queue or a topic: | 
| Durable Subscription | Select one of the following from the drop-down list to indicate whether the subscription is a durable subscription: | 
| Durable Subscription Name | Enter the name of the durable subscription. | 
| Message | Select where the message is received. | 
| Message Type | Select one of the following from the drop-down list to indicate the type of message received: 
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| Correlation ID | Enter an ID number that is used for Send/Reply implementations. | 
| Message Properties | This field holds the message's properties. The result is an XML, whose structure is defined in the jmsifc.xsd file, located at the following path: JMS/Methods/QuickGet/Output/MessageProperties Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the message properties are held, and then click Select. | 
| Error Code | This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs. Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select. | 
| Open method opens a queue to send a message on a JMS server. 
 | Queue/Topic Name | Enter the queue or topic name. | 
| Acknowledge Mode | Select one of the modes from the drop-down list to indicate the Acknowledge Mode status. | 
| Message Selector | Enter a message selector string that defines which message to receive. | 
| Topic | Select one of the following from the drop-drown list to indicate whether the operation is for a queue or a topic: | 
| Transacted Operations | Select Yes or No from the drop-down list to indicate whether the message is part of a transaction. | 
| Queue Handle | Enter the queue handle value returned by the Open method. | 
| Error Code | This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs. Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select. | 
| Close method closes the queue when sending or receiving a message on a JMS server. 
 | Queue Handle | The queue handle value returned by the Open Queue operation. | 
| Error Code | This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs. Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select. | 
| Send method sends a message using the JMS protocol. 
 | Queue Handle | The queue handle value returned by the Open Queue operation. | 
| Message Type | Select one of the following from the drop-down list to indicate the type of message sent: 
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| Message | Enter the text of the message being sent or create a condition to build a message. | 
| Correlation ID | Enter an ID number that is used for Send/Reply implementations. | 
| Message ID | This parameter returns the ID for the message sent. | 
| Error Code | This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs. Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select. | 
| Get method gets a message using the JMS protocol. 
 | Queue Handle | The queue handle value returned by the Open Queue operation. | 
| Time Out | Enter the amount of time (in seconds) that the component will wait to receive a message before moving to the next step in the flow. If you enter 0, the component will wait indefinitely until a message is received before moving to the next step in the flow. | 
| Message | Select where the message is received. | 
| Message Type | Select one of the following from the drop-down list to indicate the type of message received: 
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| Correlation ID | Enter an ID number that is used for Send/Reply implementations. | 
| Message Properties | This field holds the message's properties. The result is an XML, whose structure is defined in the jmsifc.xsd file, located at the following path: JMS/Methods/Get/Output/MessageProperties Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the message properties are held, and then click Select. | 
| Error code | This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs. Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select. | 
| Advanced Send opens the queue, sends a message using the JMS protocol and then closes the queue with additional parameters than the Send parameter. 
 | Queue Handle | The queue handle value returned by the Open Queue operation. | 
| Message Type | Select one of the following from the drop-down list to indicate the type of message sent: 
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| Message | Enter the text of the message being sent or create a condition to build a message. | 
| Correlation ID | Enter an ID number that is used for Send/Reply implementations. | 
| Expiration | Enter the expiration time (in milliseconds) for messages. A value of zero indicates that the JMS component will wait indefinitely for messages. | 
| Priority | Message priority can range from 0, the lowest priority, to 9, the highest priority. The default message priority is 4. | 
| Delivery Mode | Enter one of the following to indicate the delivery mode persistency: 1 = Non-persistent: If the message delivery fails, the message may be lost. 2 = Persistent – Message is not lost. (Default Value : 2). | 
| JMS Type | Enter the message types that will be sent to the queue. This acts as a filter that will send only the indicated message types. | 
| String Property Value | Enter a value for the string property. | 
| Delimiter | Enter a delimiter to be used with various parameters. | 
| Message ID | This parameter returns the ID for the message sent. | 
| Error Code | This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs. Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select. | 
| Advanced Quick Send opens the queue, sends a message using the JMS protocol and then closes the queue with additional parameters than the Quick Send parameter. 
 | Queue Name | Enter the queue name. | 
| Acknowledge Mode | Select one of the modes from the drop-down list to indicate the Acknowledge Mode status. | 
| Message Type | Select one of the following from the drop-down list to indicate the type of message sent: 
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| Message | Enter the text of the message being sent or create a condition to build a message. | 
| Expiration | Enter the expiration time (in milliseconds) for messages. A value of zero indicates that the JMS component will wait indefinitely for messages. | 
| Priority | Enter a number to indicate the message priority. You can enter a number from 1 to 9. The default is 4. | 
| Delivery Mode | Enter one of the following to indicate the delivery mode persistency: 1 = Non-persistent: If the message delivery fails, the message may be lost. 2 = Persistent – Message is not lost. (Default Value : 2). | 
| JMS Type | Enter the message types that will be sent to the queue. This acts as a filter that will send only the indicated message types. | 
| String Property Value | Enter a value for the string property. | 
| Delimiter | Enter a delimiter to be used with various parameters. | 
| Correlation ID | Enter an ID number that is used for Send/Reply implementations. | 
| Message ID | This parameter returns the ID for the message sent. | 
| Error Code | This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs. Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select. | 
| Commit method commits the transaction for all open messages when the queue is open as a transaction. 
 | Queue Handle | Enter the number returned by the open operation where the current transaction begins. | 
| Error Code | This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs. Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select. | 
| Rollback method aborts the transaction and automatically executes the rollback transaction program when the queue is open as a transaction. If the queue is still open, JMS automatically begins a new transaction. 
 | Queue Handle | Enter the number returned by the open operation where the current transaction begins. | 
| Error Code | This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs. Click  to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select. |