IBM Integration Bus provides
the following nodes for working with JMS messages:
- JMSInput node
- Use a JMSInput node
if the messages are received from a JMS application.
- JMSOutput node
- Use a JMSOutput node
if the messages are sent to a JMS destination.
- JMSReceive node
- Use a JMSReceive node
to receive JMS messages in the middle of a message flow. The JMSReceive node has a similar
function to the JMSInput node,
but the JMSReceive node
can consume or browse JMS queues in the middle of a message flow.
The result message is combined with the input message and propagated
to the out terminal.
- JMSReply node
- The JMSReply node has
a similar function to the JMSOutput node,
but the JMSReply node sends
JMS messages only to the reply destination that is supplied in the
JMSReplyTo header field of the JMS message tree. Use the JMSReply node to treat a JMS
message that is produced from a message flow as a reply to a JMS input
message, and when you have no other routing requirements.
- JMSMQTransform node
- Use the JMSMQTransform node
to transform a message with a JMS message tree into a message that
has a tree structure that is compatible with the format of messages
that are produced by the WebSphere® MQ JMS
provider.
The JMSMQTransform node
can be used to send messages to existing message flows and to interoperate
with WebSphere MQ JMS and WebSphere MQ Publish/Subscribe.
- MQJMSTransform node
- Use the MQJMSTransform node
to receive messages that have a WebSphere MQ JMS
provider message tree format, and transform them into a format that
is compatible with messages that are to be sent to JMS destinations.
You
can use the MQJMSTransform node
to send messages to existing message flows and to interoperate with WebSphere MQ JMS and WebSphere MQ Publish/Subscribe.
- JMSHeader node
- Use a JMSHeader node
to change JMS Header_Values properties, or add, modify, or delete
JMS Application properties without programming.
- SOAPInput node
- Use a SOAPInput node
for SOAP messages received from a JMS application.
- SOAPReply node
- The SOAPReply node
sends SOAP messages using JMS transport only to the reply destination
specified in the received message. Use the SOAPReply node to treat a JMS
message that is produced from a message flow as a reply to a JMS input
message.
- SOAPRequest node
- Use a SOAPRequest node
to send a SOAP request to a remote Web service. This node is a synchronous
request and response node, and blocks after sending the request until
the response is received.
- SOAPAsyncRequest and SOAPAsyncResponse nodes
- Use a SOAPAsyncRequest node
with a SOAPAsyncResponse node
to construct a pair of message flows that call a Web service asynchronously.
To use JMS nodes in your message flows, there
are additional configuration steps in the broker environment that
you might need to complete. See the following topics for information
about additional configuration tasks that you might need to complete:
Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017