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Required Stream Properties
To create Outbound JMS Stream, you must:
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- Set the Stream Title.
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- Set the Instance with AppID (=10000).
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- Choose the Stream Direction: Outbound.
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- Choose your Ruleset File. For outbound destinations this parameter is ignored.
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- Set the Connection Name (defined in connection.json files, see JMS Configurations)
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- Choose the Destination Type: Queue
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- , Topic or Alias.
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- Set the Destination Name: queue name or topic or alias name accordingly.
Optional Stream Properties
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Required Stream Properties
To create an Inbound JMS Stream, you must:
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- Enter the Stream Title.
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- Set the Instance with AppID (=10000)
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- Choose Inbound as the the Stream Direction
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- Choose your Ruleset File to process incoming JMS messages
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- Set the Connection Name (defined in connection.json files, see JMS Configurations)
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- Select the Destination Type: Queue or Topic or Alias
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- Enter the Destination Name: queue name or topic or alias name accordingly
Optional Stream Properties
MC events log - scope of information to print in MC log
Sequential Reading - this option allows us make current Eagle JMS Stream as single JMS Consumer (single reader) across cluster.
Acceptable values: Y/N or empty value means N
Supported JMS destination types: QUEUE & TOPIC
Durable Subscription Name - this option allows us enable Topic Durable Subscription mode for current Eagle JMS Stream. A durable subscriber is a message consumer that receives all messages published on a topic, including messages published while the subscriber is inactive. In short it means that we want to have many topic subscribers, but additionally add persistence for our messages.
Acceptable values: alphanumeric and undersore characters. Empty value means that option is disabled. This option can be enabled if and only if Destination Type parameter is TOPIC, otherwise you will get Sequential-Reading JMS Consumer for appropriate QUEUE.
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For example, you can create a new connection for Durable Topic Subscription Stream connection.json, using eagle-amq-no-pool as the component name:
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{
"ConnectionName": "myactivemq3-tds.connection",
"ComponentName": "eagle-amq-no-pool",
"Parameters": {
"brokerURL": "tcp://inno-jenever03.eagleinvsys.com:61616"
}
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- JMS Connection User - it is login/user name which you have to provide to connect to JMS Broker if this one was set up to check user authorization.
- JMS Connection Password - the connection password.
- Consumer Selector - A JMS message selector allows the user to specify, by header field references and property references, the messages it is interested in.
- Concurrent Consumers - you can specify the default number of concurrent consumers when consuming from JMS. Note: for ActiveMQ we should use the number of concurrent consumers calculated by this equation:
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