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IBM BJ0NJML - Service And Asset Management - Queue Message Format; Message Header; Message Properties

IBM BJ0NJML - Service And Asset Management
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Continuous Queue
JMS Queue Configuration 171
For example, when you set the batch size property to -1 (unlimited), and the
redelivery delay property to 30 seconds (30,000 milliseconds), new messages can
be processed in the queue. Processing continues even when a large number of
errors are being reprocessed.
The same connection factory is used for both the sequential and continuous
queues. To avoid sequential consumer processing issues, set the redelivery delay
value in the destination queue configuration. Do not set the connection factory
level configuration.
If the number of times that a message in error is processed exceeds the configured
try count, the message stops processing and is redirected for error management.
As an alternative to setting the batch size property to -1, you can implement an
error queue. To implement an error queue, you must uncomment entries for the
error queue in the ejb-jar.xml and weblogic-ejb-jar.xml files.
Queue Message Format
Messages that are loaded into the JMS queues by the integration framework have
defined components and formats.
Message Header
The header can contain the following standard JMS header values:
Message Properties
The properties contain the following mix of properties from the JMS provider and
the integration framework. The integration framework properties are of the string
data type.
Header Description
JMSMessageID A message ID that is generated by the
system.
JMSRedelivered Identifies whether the message was
reprocessed.
Properties Description
MEAMessageID The message ID that is generated by the integration
framework.
destjndiname The name of the queue or topic that the message is
written to.
INTERFACE The name of the publish channel (outbound queue)
and the enterprise service (inbound queue).
destination The external system name for outbound messages.
SENDER The external system name for the inbound
messages.

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