Definition

Specify a label for this task.

Specify the reference to a valid MQ Session that was created using the Open MQ Session task (e.g. ${MQSession}).

Specify the name of queue or topic to which the message should be sent.

Select the type of destination.

Specify the file whose contents should be sent as the message's payload. It is not allowed to specify both Message File and Message Text.

Select the type of message. If the file is a text file, choose text, otherwise, choose bytes.

Specify the encoding or character set of the message file. This option is used only if the message type is set to text.

Specify the text to be sent as the message's payload. It is not allowed to specify both Message File and Message Text. Furthermore, when Message Text is specified, the message type is always assumed to be text.

Select the mode in which the message should be delivered.

Specify the priority for the message. Valid values are 0 through 9, with 0 being the lowest priority, and 9 being the highest.

Specify how long the message should be kept at the destination before it is marked as expired. A value of zero means that the message lives forever (or until the message is consumed by a consumer).

Select the time unit for the TTL.

Specify the ID of the message to which the message being sent is related, if any.

Specify the name of the queue or topic to be set in the Reply-To header field. If sending a message to a queue, the value specified here is also assumed to be a queue. If sending the message to a topic, the value specified here is also assumed to be a topic.

If desired, specify the name of a variable which will contain an MQMessage variable. It will be created if it does not exist, or overwritten otherwise.

The version of this task.

Specify the level of logging to use while executing this task. Valid options are - silent, normal, verbose and debug.

Specify a condition that must be satisfied before this task can be executed. This task will be skipped if the specified condition is not met.

Whether or not this task is disabled.

Specify the action to take when this task errors out. Valid options are - abort, continue, call:[module] and setVariable:[name]=[value]. For call:[module] replace [module] with the name of the module in the project (e.g. call:ErrorModule). For setVariable:[name]=[value] replace [name] with a variable name and [value] with the variable value (e.g. setVariable:error=true).