IBM BJ0NJML - Service And Asset Management - Configuring JMS Queues; JMS Queues

JMS Queues
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Integration Guide
JMS Queues
The following predefined JMS queues are provided by the system.
Ensure that the JMS queues are configured so that inbound and outbound
message processing is successful.
Configuring JMS Queues
Configure JMS queues when you are working with the integration processes,
based on the enterprise services and the publish channels, including data import
and data export. Queue-based integration scenarios might require one or more
JMS queues.
1 Define the queue properties in the system.
2 Enable the cron task for the sequential queues.
3 Enable the message bean for the continuous queue.
mxe.int.resolveschema A true property value indicates the service schema does not have any
references to other schema documents; all schema dependencies are
resolved for service schemas. The default value is 0.
mxe.int.wsdlincludesschema When you set this property value to true, the Web Service Definition
Language (WSDL) files contain the complete service schema definition.
The mxe.in.resolveschema property must also be set to true.
mxe.int.wsdlnamespace Specifies the Web Service Definition Language target namespace for Web
services.
mxe.int.xmlnamespace Specifies the namespace for all the XML documents.
mail.smtp.host To enable the system administrator to receive e-mail notification of errors,
configure the name of the host that runs the SMTP server.
mxe.int.usesscientific Specifies that the integration framework outbound processing uses a
scientific notation for numbers with more than seven digits. For example,
the number 12345678 is represented as 1.2345678E7. The default value is 1.
mxe.int.flatfiledelimiter Specifies the default text delimiter that is used for flat file processing.
Property Description
Queue Name Description
cqin Continuous inbound
sqin Sequential inbound
sqout Sequential outbound
cqinerr Continuous inbound error
queue