Name

Parameters

Description

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:

• Text

• Map

• Bytes

• Stream

• Object

• Header

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:

• Yes: The connection is to a topic.

• No: The connection is not to a topic, it is to a queue.

Durable Subscription

Select one of the following from the drop-down list to indicate whether the subscription is a durable subscription:

• Yes: The subscription is a durable subscription.

• No: The subscription is not durable.

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:

• Text

• Map

• Bytes

• Stream

• Object

• Header

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.

Since version: V3.3

Error Code

This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs.

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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:

• Yes: The connection is to a topic.

• No: The connection is not to a topic, it is to a queue.

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.

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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:

• Text

• Map

• Bytes

• Stream

• Object

• Header

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:

• Text

• Map

• Bytes

• Stream

• Object

• Header

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.

Since version: V3.3

Error code

This parameter is returned, with the corresponding error code, when an error occurs.

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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:

• Text

• Map

• Bytes

• Stream

• Object

• Header

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:

• Text

• Map

• Bytes

• Stream

• Object

• Header

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.

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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.