PowerExchange for JMS User Guide for PowerCenter

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Working with JMS Sessions

When you configure a JMS session, you define properties that determine how the PowerCenter Integration Service reads messages from a JMS source or writes messages to a JMS target. You can configure the following JMS session properties:

Message filtering.
Enter a filter condition to filter the messages from the source.

Terminating conditions.
Set terminating conditions to determine when the PowerCenter Integration Service stops reading from the source and ends the session.

Real-time data extraction.
Configure flush latency to extract data in real time.

Durable subscription.
Use durable subscriptions to preserve messages published on a topic while the subscriber is not active.

Message recovery.
Enable message recovery for a JMS session.

JMS target header fields.
Configure values for header fields for JMS target messages.

JMS Transacted mode
. Configure a session within JMS to run in Transacted mode.

Transactional consistency.
Configure transactional consistency for JMS targets.

Pipeline partitioning.
Configure pipeline partitions for a JMS session.

Creating and Configuring JMS Workflows

Filtering Source Messages

Configuring Terminating Conditions

Configuring Real-time Processing

Configuring Durable Subscriptions