JMS Receive Message to File

JMSReceive32x32

Description

Receive JMS Message(s) from file(s) on a remote JMS Server.
This Action can be used as a source of a Bind Link to another target Action.

Parameters

Name	Mandatory	Default	Description
Jms Commit	No	False	Commit on the session after receiving the message(s).
Jms No Local	No	False	All messages sent in the same connection cannot be seen by the consumer. Usefull to prevent consuming own messages sent in the same process.
Jms Connection	Yes		JMS connection used for the command. This connection is automatically set on the action if a metadata link is added on this action.
Jms Acknowledge Mode	No	SESSION_TRANSACTED	The acknowledge mode is the way the consumer is going to inform the provider it has successfully received a message.
Jms Initial Context Factory	Yes		The JNDI naming service use by the JMS Server. It depends on the JMS Provider used.
Jms Connection Factory Name	No	Connection Factory	Name of the connection Factory Used.
Jms Login	No		Login/Username of the JMS Server to use.
Jms Password	No		Encrypted password of the User.
Jms Uncrypted Password	No		Uncrypted password of the User.
Jms Provider Url	Yes		URL of the JMS server. The syntax of the url depends on the JMS Provider used.
Jms Client Id	No		Set a custom client ID. Multiple processes running at the same time cannot have the same client Id.
Jms Session Name	No	T1	Name of the JMS Session.
Jms Server Properties	No		Server specific properties.
Jms Subscriber Name	No		The name of the subscriber from who the messages will be retrieved.
Jms Message Count	No	–1	Number of messages to wait for before completing the wait action. –1 means an infinite number of files.
Jms Receive Timeout	No	1000	The time in ms to wait for the files.
Out File Pattern	Yes		The pattern of the file(s) name to receive.
Out File Dir	No		The directory which contains the message(s) received.
Jms Destination Name	Yes		JMS Queue/Topic in which the message will be retrieved.
Jms User Defined Properties	No		Get custom properties.
Jms Message Content	No		Retrieve the message content. Usefull for binding for exemple.

Name

Mandatory

Default

Description

Jms Commit

False

Commit on the session after receiving the message(s).

Jms No Local

False

All messages sent in the same connection cannot be seen by the consumer. Usefull to prevent consuming own messages sent in the same process.

Jms Connection

Yes

JMS connection used for the command. This connection is automatically set on the action if a metadata link is added on this action.

Jms Acknowledge Mode

SESSION_TRANSACTED

The acknowledge mode is the way the consumer is going to inform the provider it has successfully received a message.

Jms Initial Context Factory

Yes

The JNDI naming service use by the JMS Server. It depends on the JMS Provider used.

Jms Connection Factory Name

Connection Factory

Name of the connection Factory Used.

Jms Login

Jms Password

Encrypted password of the User.

Jms Uncrypted Password

Uncrypted password of the User.

Jms Provider Url

Yes

URL of the JMS server. The syntax of the url depends on the JMS Provider used.

Jms Client Id

Set a custom client ID. Multiple processes running at the same time cannot have the same client Id.

Jms Session Name

Name of the JMS Session.

Jms Server Properties

Server specific properties.

Jms Subscriber Name

The name of the subscriber from who the messages will be retrieved.

Jms Message Count

–1

Number of messages to wait for before completing the wait action. –1 means an infinite number of files.

Jms Receive Timeout

1000

The time in ms to wait for the files.

Out File Pattern

Yes

The pattern of the file(s) name to receive.

Out File Dir

The directory which contains the message(s) received.

Jms Destination Name

Yes

JMS Queue/Topic in which the message will be retrieved.

Jms User Defined Properties

Get custom properties.

Jms Message Content

Retrieve the message content. Usefull for binding for exemple.

Passwords are encrypted using the encrypt <password> command on the Runtime engine console (engine command line tool).

Jms No Local

The availability of this feature depends on the effective implementation in the JMS provider. For instance OpenJMS and OpenMQ are known not to implement it.

Jms Server Properties:

Jms Server Properties can be set with this parameter when receiving messages with the following syntax: <property name="propertyName" value="propertyValue"/>

It is automatically set on the action if a metadata link is added on this action.
This can be specifically usefull with ActiveMQ for example, which requires a property for each queue/topic.
It is set in the metadata by adding a property to the JMS Server (Recommended) or with

<property name="queue.<queueName>" value="<queueName>"/>
<property name="topic.<topicName>" value="<topicName>"/>.

Jms Message Content:
This parameter is used to specify a property to retrieve the message content when using the action as the source of a bind link.
The syntax is:

<getMessageContent name="<nameWantedForBinding>" sqlType="<type>"/>

You can then use it in the target action with the syntax:

{nameWantedForBinding}:

Jms User Defined Properties:

This parameter is used to retrieve custom properties set when sending the JMS Message. The syntax is:

<getProperty name="<name>" type="<type>" sqlAlias="<alias>"/>

To see how to set custom properties, go to the Send Jms File Message Action documentation.

The type is optional and must be one of these: STRING (default), INT, BOOLEAN, DOUBLE, LONG, FLOAT, BYTE, SHORT
The sqlAlias is optional too and defaults to the name.

Using JmsReceiveMessage as the source of a bind link

JmsReceiveMessage can be used as the source of a Bind Link allowing to pass the properties of the message(s) that have been received directly to the target Action.

The columns that can be used on the target action are:

Column Name	Type	Description
JMSCorrelationID	STRING	ID of a message linked to the current message.
JMSMessageID	STRING	Unique ID of the message.
JMSNormalizedMessageID	STRING	Normalized ID of the JMS Message. Special characters are replaced with underscores.
JMSType	STRING	Message type identifier (E.g. Bytes, Text, Stream, Map).
JMSDeliveryMode	STRING	The delivery mode of the message, which can be one of the following: 1=NON_PERSISTENT, 2=PERSISTENT. Integer values may vary depending on the JMS Provider.
JMSPriority	INTEGER	Priority of the message, from 0 to 9 (9 being the highest one).
JMSExpiration	LONG	Expiration time, in milliseconds.
JMSRedelivered	BOOLEAN	Indicate if the message has been redelivered at least once before. True=yes, False=no.
JMSTimestamp	LONG	Timestamp when the message has been sent, expressed as the number of milliseconds since 01/01/1970.
[userDefinedPropertyName]		JMS User defined property retrieved through the Jms User Defined Properties parameter.
[messageContentPropertyName]		Content of the JMS Message, with the property name defined in Jms Message Content.

Column Name

Type

Description

JMSCorrelationID

STRING

ID of a message linked to the current message.

JMSMessageID

STRING

Unique ID of the message.

JMSNormalizedMessageID

STRING

Normalized ID of the JMS Message. Special characters are replaced with underscores.

JMSType

STRING

Message type identifier (E.g. Bytes, Text, Stream, Map).

JMSDeliveryMode

STRING

The delivery mode of the message, which can be one of the following: 1=NON_PERSISTENT, 2=PERSISTENT. Integer values may vary depending on the JMS Provider.

JMSPriority

INTEGER

Priority of the message, from 0 to 9 (9 being the highest one).

JMSExpiration

LONG

Expiration time, in milliseconds.

JMSRedelivered

BOOLEAN

Indicate if the message has been redelivered at least once before. True=yes, False=no.

JMSTimestamp

LONG

Timestamp when the message has been sent, expressed as the number of milliseconds since 01/01/1970.

[userDefinedPropertyName]

JMS User defined property retrieved through the Jms User Defined Properties parameter.

[messageContentPropertyName]

Content of the JMS Message, with the property name defined in Jms Message Content.